I'm going to get married in Taiwan Province province soon. What questions will immigration ask before I go through customs?

I suggest your husband go online to find some relevant information, and if possible, go to relevant institutions for consultation and discussion. Immigration clearance is not easy, especially for some strict officials. People who are refused entry after being bounced are everywhere. The immigration department in Taiwan Province Province is said to be stricter than that in Europe and America.

Pay attention to political issues. After all, there is no * * * production party and five-star flag in the place you step on. Strictly speaking, it is still a hostile camp. It is said that political issues are rarely discussed in interviews, but you should never take the initiative to touch this taboo topic.

The content of the interview is not necessarily, but it may be harsh and even a little difficult, because the official mainly wants to confirm whether you are really married. Because the proportion of girls who use fake marriages to come to Taiwan Province Province is too high, many illegal groups often introduce mainland girls to the media for engaging in pornographic activities in Taiwan Province Province in the name of fake marriages.

The main purpose of the official interview is to confirm whether you are really married or just married in Taiwan Province Province with a fake marriage.

So the content of the interview may be some strange or even difficult questions for you.

The most common ones include how you know and associate with your husband, asking you some trivial things about your husband, and maybe checking the authenticity with your husband.

I suggest you dress simply and don't show off when you interview.

If others think you look like a lady, there must be someone for you.

I suggest you ask your husband to go to Taiwan Province Province to find a non-governmental public welfare organization (about marrying mainlanders). This is necessary.

Cross-strait marriage is complicated, and interview is the key. The result of the interview is related to how long the Immigration Bureau will issue you a right of abode visa, but once the refund is made for the first time, it may be more difficult for the second time.

Good luck. I hope it helps you.