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Interview Preparation Tips
You should prepare for the immigration interview just as you would for any job interview. To boost your confidence, practice your answers to the questions provided in the next section before the actual interview.
Here is what you should keep in mind on the day of the interview:
Your overall appearance must be neat and clean so as to leave a good impression on the visa officer. Dress professionally and comfortably, preferably in North American style clothing. Be moderate with the perfume, make–up and accessories you use.
Arrive on time, preferably a little early to get yourself organized and relax. Being on time will be interpreted as evidence of your professionalism.
Try to relax before the interview. Think of the interview as a conversation not interrogation
Always maintain an eye contact with the visa officer during the interview.
Be positive in your attitude and show self-confidence. Stay away from negative comments
Make a good impression on the visa officer by asserting yourself as the type of candidate that Canada needs and that you have the necessary educational and professional skills to become successfully established in Canada. But do NOT be arrogant or boast about yourself or your accomplishments.
Avoid signs of nervousness or tension during the interview. Stay away from awkward movements and gesticulations or negative body language that would distract the visa officer.
Listen to the questions asked by the visa officer carefully and answer them in a clear, concise and sincere manner. Reflect briefly before answering difficult questions. If you are not sure about a particular question, politely ask the visa officer to repeat or clarify the question.
If your wife attends the interview with you and she is asked a question, you should not attempt to answer the question on her behalf unless she does not understand English or French.
The visa officers will ask you questions about the information you previously provided with your application. Make sure that your answers are consistent with the information you provided before. Review the information and documents that you provided with your application before the interview to refresh your memory.
Be ready to produce the original of any required document when requested by the visa officer. Keep your documents in a folder in an organized manner so that you can find them easily when necessary.
The visa officer may ask you to elaborate on certain key issues pertaining to your work experience, your language skills, educational background and so on. You should fully be prepared to address the questions and concerns of the visa officer. Be prepared to provide additional documentation in support of your explanation, if necessary.
Before the interview, research the job market in Canada thoroughly. Be knowledgeable about Canada and the region you want to settle in after you immigrate to Canada.
At the end of the interview, thank the interviewer for his/her time. |
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