What questions will you ask when you go to the Canadian Embassy in Beijing for an interview? English or Chinese?

An embassy visa officer will interview you during the interview.

Usually an interpreter will be provided for you.

When I returned to China in 2005, I got an interview.

My English is ok, and internal translation is basically useless.

But the embassy will prepare an interpreter for you in advance, telling you that you can ask for an interpreter before you start.

The interview is not a person in a room. It's in a row of counters on the left side of the waiting room in the delivery room. You and the visa officer are separated by a glass, so you don't need to be too formal.

It's hard to say what questions the visa officer will ask you.

But it may generally involve why you want to go to Canada, and will you stay there afterwards?

It mainly depends on whether you have an immigrant tendency.

I don't think anyone can give you a guarantee.

It is also important to pay attention to your words and your first impression of appearance.