What are the common questions in Canadian immigration interview?

1. Why do you want to immigrate to Canada?

This question is very important. This is usually the first question. It can be explained from several aspects: first, it is attracted by Canada's immigration policy; Then you can answer that Canada is an economically developed, politically stable and peaceful society, a country suitable for living and working, and a country you yearn for very much; Finally, in Canada, you and your family can give full play to your knowledge and talents.

Immigration experts would like to make a special reminder here: Don't say how bad China is before you want to immigrate to Canada.

Second, please tell us your educational background.

You can introduce the school and major you studied, the certificates or awards you won, your specialties, etc. If necessary, show the relevant originals.

Third, please introduce your work and major.

Immigration expenses, immigration conditions, immigration policy, immigration intermediary investment.

You should introduce the time, place, job responsibilities and departure time of each job. Focus on your job responsibilities and your strengths, and you can produce relevant letters of recommendation.

4. Where did (family) live in the past 10 years?

This problem is generally inspection.

5. Have you ever joined any organizations? Is it a member?

The organizations referred to here include any professional, commercial or political organizations and groups. Generally, it is also an inspection.

6. Did you (your family) ever ...?

That is, some questions under 27 items in your application form. For example, your health, whether to participate in the war, etc. Just answer with "yes" or "no". The interviewer wants to see the original of your (family) no criminal record.

Why did you choose to be a ...

You can answer that you have education or work background in this field and introduce your professional skills.

8. What's your impression of Canada?

You can talk about your friends and relatives in Canada, or talk about Canada from books and TV. The more you talk about this, the easier it is to make a good impression on the visa officer.

9. Why do you want to immigrate to Canada when you have a good job in China?

It can be said that you like new challenges, and it is more suitable for you to develop your talents after immigrating to Canada, or "because Canada needs my talents in this field, my job is on the list of occupations".