In this video, we're going to talk about immigration questions and how to answer those questions, when you arrive at the airport in Canada, or anywhere in the world.
At any Arrival Airport in Canada or anywhere in the world, there are certain questions that you can expect the Canadian border services officer is going to ask you to decide whether you should be allowed into the country or not. Some questions are common, and some are specific, depending on your passport visa because some people arrive here as permanent residents, and some arrive here as students, workers, or visitors, or because they have been sponsored by their relatives.
When arriving in Canada, an immigration officer may ask a number of questions to determine if an individual is eligible to enter the country. These may include whether the individual has a valid passport or travel document, their purpose for visiting Canada, how long they will be staying, their ties to the country, and their ability to financially support themselves during their stay. The officer may also ask about any criminal history, medical conditions, and previous travel to Canada or other countries. It is important for individuals to be honest and provide accurate information when answering these questions.

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