Canada Airport Questions

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.

▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
🚀 HOW WE CAN HELP YOU...

Let's face it... immigration forms and rules are COMPLICATED and CONFUSING for most people.
We offer Immigration Services to help immigrants move to Canada from anywhere in the world and make their Canadian Immigration Process less stressful! 🚀🚀
We take care of all the paperwork for you so you can spend more time doing what you love!
We help all types of immigrants who are looking to move to Canada from anywhere in the world, including:
1. Get Permanent Residence Status. Skilled Worker–Canada has many programs available to immigrate and become a Permanent Resident. Everyone's situation is different, and choosing the right program for yourself will ensure a quick and successful application.
2. Get Permanent Residence Status. Family Sponsorship- A Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada can sponsor their Spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner, Dependent child, Parents, grandparents, or Orphaned relatives.
3. Get Permanent Residence Status – Get a Study Visa or a Work Permit.
Founding BELLAGIO LAW, I have combined my love of the law, and my desire to help others. Like many other Canadians, I’m an immigrant to Canada. I know how overwhelming the legal process can be and I’m dedicated to helping clients from all over the world looking to immigrate to Canada.

INTERESTING IN IMMIGRATING TO CANADA?

🚀 Book a Call to learn more here:

▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
🚀 FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!

START Your Canadian Immigration Application HERE:

▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
CONTACT US
Violet Craciun, Lawyer
Director at Bellagio Law

🚀 Book a Call to learn more here:

▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
DISCLAIMER: This video and content are for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship. Nothing herein is intended to nor constitutes a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter.

[ChibakasaStan]

Thanks lots dear at least i have more knowledge as am preparing to work there and i dont have any Relatives or friend and it will be my first time,

i just want to come on my on

I hope i will get lucky

[hardrider]

It's really informative video based on true ground of immigration. Definitely will helps to migrants. Ty

[HashirRayanCANADA]

you're true sole, so sweet, soft way of communication

[nahomsolomon]

Thank you so much for your valuable information ❤🎉

[DanaraMihindiWeerasinghe]

this is very helpful mam
thank you so much ❤

[Whattheheck_]

Tank you so much for this informative videos now I have an idea for the immigration officer what they will ask for me

[NnaemekaOrame]

Because I’m coming to Canada next year from uk 🇬🇧 and from Canada to America 🇺🇸 and from USA to London

[Estimiliki]

I appreciate your time for this great information

[aghamasamson]

Hi Bella, you are awesome. Thanks for this information am about leaving my home country to Canada to study, do i need a return ticket? because my program of study is for two years. Thanks

[However]

It’s very helpful. Thank you very much!

[meis-fkzu]

thanks for making this video. but do the immigration officers always asks those questions? even to those who are just entering the country for a visit?

[philipbenjamin]

Watching from Dominica British west indies very interesting and informative

[Ashok-tcum]

What kind of questions would be asked to GAR (government assisted refugees).

[Radounamohamed]

Thank you so much about what do you say thank you so much

[aanish]

Very interesting and informative ..thank you

[pdypaulpalani]

mam i think you are very shy before camera right, try to watch camera only. very informative and nice video presentation. good luck👍

[markcudjoe]

Thanks a lot... What about conference visa please

[niemi]

Hello. I am curious about one thing. When returning to Canada, people have been asked by the officers if they wwere aware of everything in their bag. Of course realizing the necessity of being truthful, they should answer "no, I am not". Simply, they could not truthfully attest as to everything that was in their bag because of chain of custody issues. They cannot account for what happens to their bag between the time they relinquished custody of it at the airline check in counter until they retrieved it from the arrivals carousel. I could imagine all kinds of noses getting out of joint, but how can they fault anyone for being absolutely truthful?

[kumlinda]

But what are the questions that can be asked with regards to PR?

[ebidanben]

Good day, thanks for this. Please, for a family of 4, the husband for studies, wife and kids for work etc, how's the process like? Do they go through these processes as a family or individually?