10 Customs & Immigration Questions at the Airport |If You Are Randomly Selected By Airport Security

10 Customs & Immigration Questions at the Airport AND If You Are Randomly Selected By Airport Security.

Are you ready to unlock the secrets of breezing through immigration procedures worldwide?

In this exciting video, I will reveal ten commonly asked questions by immigration officers at airports and teach you how to respond with absolute confidence. Let's dive right in.
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[igorqueirozsuzart]

1) May I see your passport?
2) How long do you intend to stay? 2’19’’
3) What’s the purpose of your visit? 3’19’’
4) What do you do? 4’45’’
5) Are you traveling alone? 5’41’’
6) Do you have any family here? 7’21’’
7) Have you ever been here before? 8’44’’
8) Do you have any items to declare? 9’55’’
9) Where will you be staying during your time here? 10’41’’
10) Can I see your return ticket or onward travel arrangements? 11’43’’

[AwedJR]

Imagine watching this video while you're waiting for your plane to come before checking up to avoid not embarrassed Infront of every one!
This is me.

[esthermitchell]

I really appreciate this channel and information. I'm planning my first-ever trip somewhere in another country. I'm still getting my passport together. So these questions are very helpful. Thanks for the FREE TRAINING COURSE.

[RollerCoaster-okqw]

So far I have only encountered such questions when entering the USA. Mainly the officials wanted to know what the purpose of my trip was and how long I intended to stay. That was it. The Australian officials never asked anything, just took my passport, entered something into their computer system and that was it. In Canada I had to enter a few details into a machine, then the machine gave me a piece of paper which I then handed over to customs. I never actually spoke to anyone when I entered Canada.

[neilcharles]

I have been around the world a cpl times, and still travel 4-5 times a year to foreign countries, immigration take one look at my passport and never ask any questions, just say have a nice time, stamp it and hand it back.I think younger and people that don't travel as much, get those questions on arrival..

[zelva]

i had a smashed up peach that i'd totally forgotten about, this caused a 3+ hour delay at the airport. i wanted to be honest. i took 2 peaches from grandmas farm in case i got hungry and you never know what the airlines will feed you. when i returned to the US i remembered that i'd only eaten one. the 2nd was long forgotten on my long flight back. i told the guy 'omg i think i have a peach in the bottom of my backpack. it literally took them over 3 hours to rescan not only my backpack but my checked bag. edit to this day my EU friends call me an 'international fruit smuggler' *facepalm*

[ranjan_storyteller]

Worthy to watch the video. I was in huge confusion, all cleared nicely.❤❤

[marilyn]

Thank you for the information. Planning my first international trip next year. I am excited and nervous, not knowing what to expect.

[sharonmadden]

When I usually travel overseas, and upon reaching my destination, the first question that the immigration officer ask me is who I am going to stay with. If the resident is well-known to the immigration officer, he/she will stamp my passport and inform me to enjoy my stay. However, if the person is not known, the officer will ask me one or two more questions before letting me in their country. I was never detained though nor I was asked if I had anything to declare.

[judysipalo]

Thank you for this vital information. Remain blessed.

[Gemmaay.com]

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[brentsummers]

Excellent video! When travel was starting up again I would put all my Covid vax details & other documents in a plastic clear file folder, so it was easy to find quickly. I'd imagine most border officials appreciate dealing with an organized person especially if they have a huge line of people to get through.😀

[anhnguyenhong]

We cant wait any longer. We are sorry to say that we left New York to live in Feankfurt. Fair. Thanks. Our kids need to go to the Frankfurt Schools immediately.

[anhnguyenhong]

Our flight time to New York is tonight. Thanks.

[stevenroshni]

This is a great overview of what they sometimes ask

[mughalsquad]

I completely forgot about a squished peach in my bag, causing a 3+ hour delay at the airport. Thanks to Express Parking, I'll stick to stress-free travel!

[shanthapeiris]

When you answer the purpose of your stay, I don’t think you should be hesitant or stammer. It might seem that you are thinking of a lie. You should be clear and direct. Bon voyage.👍😀

[AnnalizapagdalaranDuterte]

Wow excited iam travel again and my baby but I'll make sure my medecation was past

[anhnguyenhong]

The planets Aircrafts are already parked in Sai Gon & Can Tho Airports and ready for take-off to America. Thanks. It is time to depart Vietnam as yesterday PM Vietnam signed papers officially informing that we should leave Vietnam promptly. Thanks.

[pedrom]

So valuable tips for anyone who is intending traveling to another country.