What are the procedures for entry inspection in Canada? 20 19 Canadian entry and exit guide

Traveling in Canada requires entry-exit inspection. What do you know about immigration inspection? What's the procedure? Next, Bian Xiao has compiled some related contents about entry-exit inspection for your reference, hoping to help your life.

1. General procedures for entry inspection in Canada. Entry inspection in Canada includes first-level inspection and second-level inspection. The inspection process is the process that the Canadian immigration inspector decides whether the entry applicant is allowed to enter Canada.

The immigration inspector I is composed of customs officials representing Canada's immigration, customs, agriculture and security departments. If the first-level entry inspection confirms that a person has the right or permission to enter the country, it is not necessary to enter the second-level inspection office. The second-level immigration inspector is mainly composed of immigration officials and customs officials.

The issue of first-level entry inspection is based on the principle of determining the identity and personal situation of the applicant as quickly and effectively as possible. Including six main questions: 1) Asking about nationality (WhatisyourCitizenship? )

2) Asking about the address (Where is your home? Or where do you live? )

3) Ask about the reason for entering Canada (what is the reason for entering Canada? )

4) ask if it is possible to find a job in Canada (doyouinternetto beemployedwhileincanada? Odofu

intendtolookforjobwhileinCanada？ )

5) Ask how long you will stay in Canada (how long will you stay in Canada? Aoerhaolongdo

youintendtostayinCanada？ )

6) ask the name (Whatisyourfirstname? What's your last name? )

Because the time for the first-level entry inspection is very limited, the first-level entry inspector can only make a simple inquiry and inspection of the applicant, otherwise it will hinder the advancement of the entry team. Therefore, some entry personnel who need detailed inspection according to regulations must be sent to the second-level entry inspection.

The questions asked and the materials examined by the second-level entry inspection mainly include the following basic aspects: 1) the identity of immigrants (what is your stratnameandfirstname? )

2) Nationality of immigrants (What is your nationality? orOfwhatcountryareyouacitizen？ )

3) the address of the immigrant (where do you live? Or where is your permanent home? )

4) Entry Intention (What's your purpose of going to Canada? Howlongdoyouplanto

stayinCanada？ Where is your destination? Doyouintendtolookfor

work

Incada? DoyouintendtostudyinCanada？ )

5) money carried by immigrants (how much money do you have? Can you show it to me?

May I ask your yourairplaneticketplease? how much

Canada? )

6) History and Family of Immigrants (What is your occupation? Are you married? Doyouintendtovisit

anyrelativesorfriendsinCanada？ Do you have any family relations?

friend

Incada? )

7) background of immigrants (have you ever had any health problems? Haveyoueverbeenina

courtoflawforanyreason？ haveyoueverbeenfiedofanoffenceora

Crime?

Have you refused to enter Canada for any reason? Do you have

beenremovedfromCanadaforanyreason？ )

By asking a series of important questions related to the personal background of immigrants, the second-level immigration inspector can identify those who are prohibited from entering the country by the Canadian government.

Passport checking Immigration inspectors check the passports of immigrants to verify the information provided by them and the information displayed on their immigration documents and travel documents. When checking the passports of immigrants, immigration inspectors mainly check the following aspects:

Name of passport holder.

2) The date of birth of the passport holder.

3) The birthplace, marital status, occupation and physical characteristics of the passport holder.

4) Nationality of passport holder.

5) The valid date of the passport.

6) the valid date of the passport.

7) Every visa recorded on the passport, especially previous and recent Canadian visas.

8) Different types of immigrants will have different passport requirements, so the situation and aspects to be checked will be different. In addition to the general passport inspection items required above, there will be some additional items in the passports of different types of immigrants.

3. Visa inspection The visa is an entry permit, so it is very important to check the validity and legality of the visa at the time of entry inspection. Visa inspection mainly includes the following aspects:

1) Visa issuing unit and place.

2) Date of issuance of visa.

3) The valid date of the visa.

4) Number of allowed entry (multiple entry places are different from single entry).

5) Visa number.

6) Visa type (immigrant visa, student visa or tourist visa, etc.). ).

7) Name of visa holder.

8) Passport number at the time of visa.

9) Number of people who have obtained this visa (if a family of three immigrates, the number of people who have obtained this visa should be three).