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Typical questions include: What is your mother's maiden name? -in-law or father-in-law's first name? Is your mother or father a U.S. citizen? How many children do you have? Where were your children born? Is your child your biological, adopted, or your spouse's?

ask you questions similar to those on the immigrant application form, including: Are you traveling with your family? Have you been convicted of a serious crime in your home country? How long do you plan to stay in Canada? How much money do you have with you? Are you healthy? Have you been to Canada before?

Typical questions include: What is your mother's maiden name? -in-law or father-in-law's first name? Is your mother or father a U.S. citizen? How many children do you have? Where were your children born? Is your child your biological, adopted, or your spouse's?

Unfortunately, it is common for a study permit to be refused to a foreign national for a variety of reasons. In the event that a study permit is refused, a visa officer will issue the refusal in a letter outlining the grounds for refusal.

In order to apply for a Canada student visa, you need to fulfill certain eligibility requirements. Some of the requirements include a acceptance by a DLI, proof of funds, a valid travel document (passport), medical test reports, proof of English language proficiency, and Canada student visa application fee of CAD 150.

Academic Performance. Visa officers look for consistency across previous academic performance. But while good grades are a key factor in visa approval, it doesn't end there. The decision on your visa application also extends to your English language ability, as demonstrated by your IELTS or TOEFL score.

When you arrive, we will check your identity to make sure that you are the same person who was approved to travel to Canada. How this is done will depend on where you enter Canada.

Top 11 Canada immigration interview questions and answers for students Have you been to Canada before? ... Where did you stay and study in India? ... What was the reason behind choosing Canada? ... Which school will you be studying in Canada? ... Which program are you enrolled in at this school?

ask you questions similar to those on the immigrant application form, including: Are you traveling with your family? Have you been convicted of a serious crime in your home country? How long do you plan to stay in Canada? How much money do you have with you? Are you healthy? Have you been to Canada before?

Questions such as What is your purpose for the visit, your occupation, the reason for your travelling, duration of staying in the country, where you will stay, if this is your first visit, who are you travelling with, whether you have any family or relatives staying there, and such similar questions.

Typical questions include: What is your mother's maiden name? -in-law or father-in-law's first name? Is your mother or father a U.S. citizen? How many children do you have? Where were your children born? Is your child your biological, adopted, or your spouse's?

ask you questions similar to those on the immigrant application form, including: Are you traveling with your family? Have you been convicted of a serious crime in your home country? How long do you plan to stay in Canada? How much money do you have with you? Are you healthy? Have you been to Canada before?

Typical questions include: What is your mother's maiden name? -in-law or father-in-law's first name? Is your mother or father a U.S. citizen? How many children do you have? Where were your children born? Is your child your biological, adopted, or your spouse's?

Unfortunately, it is common for a study permit to be refused to a foreign national for a variety of reasons. In the event that a study permit is refused, a visa officer will issue the refusal in a letter outlining the grounds for refusal.

In order to apply for a Canada student visa, you need to fulfill certain eligibility requirements. Some of the requirements include a acceptance by a DLI, proof of funds, a valid travel document (passport), medical test reports, proof of English language proficiency, and Canada student visa application fee of CAD 150.

Academic Performance. Visa officers look for consistency across previous academic performance. But while good grades are a key factor in visa approval, it doesn't end there. The decision on your visa application also extends to your English language ability, as demonstrated by your IELTS or TOEFL score.

When you arrive, we will check your identity to make sure that you are the same person who was approved to travel to Canada. How this is done will depend on where you enter Canada.

Top 11 Canada immigration interview questions and answers for students Have you been to Canada before? ... Where did you stay and study in India? ... What was the reason behind choosing Canada? ... Which school will you be studying in Canada? ... Which program are you enrolled in at this school?

ask you questions similar to those on the immigrant application form, including: Are you traveling with your family? Have you been convicted of a serious crime in your home country? How long do you plan to stay in Canada? How much money do you have with you? Are you healthy? Have you been to Canada before?

Questions such as What is your purpose for the visit, your occupation, the reason for your travelling, duration of staying in the country, where you will stay, if this is your first visit, who are you travelling with, whether you have any family or relatives staying there, and such similar questions.