- Which school are you studying at?
Have your acceptance letter. - What program are you enrolled in?
Match it with your acceptance letter. - How long is your program?
Confirm with your acceptance letter. - How will you pay for your second year?
Mention financial support from family. - Where will you stay?
Show accommodation proof if available. - Who will pay for your expenses?
Provide proof of payment or funds. - What are your plans after the program?
Be realistic and specific. - Why did you choose Canada to study?
Mention family, safety, or cost. - For mature students:
Explain your career plans and employer intentions. - Studying English/French:
Focus on language improvement and avoid work discussions.
Remember, CBSA officers may assess your language skills and consistency. If you cannot communicate effectively or your documents raise suspicion, you might face challenges entering Canada. To ensure a smooth entry process, being prepared, honest, and providing accurate information is important.
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