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Questions You May Be Asked by Canadian Border Officers

Canada Airport Questions 2025 | Border Entry Guide

Prepare for Canadian border control with common questions and expert tips. A must-read for international students, tourists, and workers arriving in Canada.

Questions You May Be Asked by Canadian Border Officers

A Complete Pre-Arrival Guide by Amin Pardaz International


If you've received your Canadian study, tourist, or work visa, you're just one step away from entering the country. But before you land, it's important to be prepared for common questions that Canadian border officers (CBSA) may ask at the airport.

To help reduce stress and ensure a smooth arrival, Amin Pardaz International has compiled this list of potential questions and pro tips.


 General Questions (For All Travelers)

These questions can be asked regardless of your visa type:

  • Did you pack your own luggage?

  • Are you fully aware of its contents?

  • What type of visa are you entering with?

  • How did you obtain your visa?

✅ Pro Tip: Always keep printed and digital copies of your visa, admission letter, flight ticket, and any other important documents in your carry-on.


 Common Questions at the Airport

Border officers may ask the following to confirm the true purpose of your visit:

  • What is your main reason for coming to Canada?

  • How long do you plan to stay?

  • Where will you be staying?

  • Do you have a return ticket?

  • How will you cover your expenses?

  • Do you know anyone in Canada?

  • Are you carrying any food, medicine, or plants?

📌 Your answers should be honest, clear, and supported with documents.


 Questions for International Students

If you're arriving on a study permit, prepare to answer:

  • Which university and program will you attend?

  • Why did you choose this field?

  • How are you funding your education?

  • Have you ever been to Canada before?

  • Why did you choose Canada over other countries?

  • What are your plans after graduation?

  • Do you have your admission documents or transcripts with you?

💼 Pro Tip from Amin Pardaz: Keep printed copies of your admission letter, tuition payment, and health insurance in your hand luggage.


 Questions for Work Permit Holders

If you’re entering on a work permit, the officer might ask:

  • What job did you have in your home country?

  • Why did you choose Canada for work?

  • What industry will you be working in here?

  • Where will you be staying?

  • Do you have an official job offer? If so, from which company?

📌 If you're entering on an Open Work Permit or as a dependent, bring supporting documents such as your spouse’s study permit or job offer.


✅ Summary

Entering Canada smoothly requires mental preparation and having all the right documents on hand. Border officers are simply verifying your intent, documentation, and eligibility.

Amin Pardaz International supports you every step of the way—from document preparation to arrival counseling—so you can start your new journey with confidence and peace of mind.

 

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