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@@kiril1 Short but polite. Like: 'Yes, sir.' Part of their job is to find the few people that might have unlawful intentions or that behave strangely. These people will give themselves away with their answers or with their abnormal silence.
I've been in Florida for almost 20 years and I just learned something new. We never finish learning English. There is always something new. Thanks for this video.
I have been visiting the US for three years now and the most questions were asked at the LAX airport in Los Angeles. Before you go through immigration you scan your passport, take a picture and scan your fingerprints. Afterwards your get a printed paper and if it has a large X on it, you will have to go to the whole process again with an immigration officer and while doing that, he or she might ask you more questions than expected. Last year I had a connecting flight in Atlanta and when you travel from Germany, you have to pass immigration, pick up your luggage afterwards and check in your luggage for the connecting flight again. Once you land in the US and you have a connecting flight, the US demands you to go through immigration at the first US airport. Even though I was a little nervous, this whole process was easier than I thought and the immigration officer was friendly. Some people might be surprised if the immigration officer asks you a question you already answered with an earlier question, they just follow protocol so be nice and answer again. To me this is part of the travel experience now and I do not see it as a problem but as an added experience.
It really also depends what passport you have If you have a European / British / Oz passport I would say you are much less likely to get questioned then someone holding an Indian or Middle Eastern / African passport
Not really as you think. People with a European passport don't need a visa to enter the country, so they get asked questions. People with African passports go through hell to apply for a visa, so they already went through the process
Thanks for sharing this important information. Yesterday I was at Fort Lauderdale airport and officers of security asked me to take out two bottles containing water. I understood, but I was afraid of not understanding all their commands, so I asked for speaking Spanish. I felt so frustrated, but videos like this will help me a lot in the future. My question is this: How to answer and understanding questions asked by security officers. Thanks again and I hope to hear from you soon!
I find this video interesting on an educational aspect... It is pretty explanatory for someone who is still learning english and doesn't have a lot of confidence to hold a conversation... But at the same time it's a video that a novice would be very unlikely to understand if they don't already know english enough to hold a conversation.
Each question you get asked has purpose. They extract information in a subtle manner. They most likely have all the information but are confirming with you. Be truthful.
Sometimes they don't and it's merely a formality. If you had to pre-applied for a visa in order to enter that country, so most definitely they will know your answer to all of those questions. But if you don't need a pre-enrolled visa to do what you have to in that country, that is probably because the likelihood of you doing something you're not allowed on a normal visitor's stay is too neglectable to be worth enquiring, and they will focus on citizenships that have a grater tendency for doing that.
Pronunciation is very good and all kind of people to understand with very clear, really it will helpful who will going to visit another country, ur eyes is sooo soooo cute
Very informative video....Those questions were ask to me by the immigaration officer during my Travel in Dubai i prepared all my supporting documents my present job contract, ticket going back to work, bank cert. bank statement Hotel booking ATLANTIS THE PALM ,roudtrip ticket dubai tour and i answer all the quetions honestly untill the officer say OK
There is no requirement that you understand English in order to enter the country. You don't even need to know English to vote - they've got ballots in 5 different languages.
Very helpful, thanks you don't make it sound so difficult and irritating, to be honest I hope my significant other half can get the visa and enter the country safely workout any denial. Please give us advise, I want her to come with a tourist visa, we want to meet for the first time, I know that you're no lawyer but we love each other and we cannot stand being separated, we want to get married and begging our life together and we only desire to do things right without violating any immigration law.
I just recently had a trip to Japan and then back to the US. Was very easy going both ways. Entering Japan they just asked me how long I was staying. Entering the US(I am a citizen) they just asked if I brought any food with me. Typically you get a short form to fill out on the plane, and most of these questions are also asked on the form. So assuming you fill that out ahead of time it should be an easy process.
We both are citizen, my wife and I, the question we were asked surprised me, here it is, officer asked us why did we spend so much time abroad? that was (2 1/2 months) visiting relatives, we are now retired. So i was wandering on when did american citizens travel time abroad became limited?
@@reynaldolopez9221 Border control officers often don't understand why anyone would want to be outside of the United States and disapprove of Americans who travel.
Thank you very much. It's really helpful and effective for a starter like me. Besides, hearing your story is really interesting too. They don't accept their money but US$ and just for foreign money for the visa they let you pass without giving visa.😅
Cloud English, you’re such a big big big help !!! My name is Josh and I do plan to visit the United States 🇺🇸 this October to visit my family and to celebrate my Birthday this October 25th !!! It’ll be my first time traveling and man Thank youuu 🙏💛 so much for this !!!! #AllYellowJosh💛
6:57 "They let me go in the country without a visa." Considering that you can travel through most parts of Europe without even showing your passport (if you cross borders by car) it doesn't sound that strange to me, being from Switzerland😅😉
Hello dear teacher Cloud Thank you so much for your help and advice,i do appreciate your job.I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. Take care and have a good time. All the best. Your Student from Algeria
I was in London immigration and I had lost my passport the officer said where do you live .I said Bristol. He said I'm from Bristol. The officer said where in Bristol. I told him. The officer said how many traffic lights from you house to Bristol bus station. I said10 the officer said pass friend
Im a native english speaker and I found this helpful. Im a new traveler and when speaking to someone in authority, its easy to get tongue tied.
Keep your answers short and simple. If the officer wants more details, they will ask.
Craig Anderson sure
Not too short, because then he may think you are mad and pissed of by the "service", and begin challenging you, making you even more pissed.
@@kiril1 Short but polite. Like: 'Yes, sir.'
Part of their job is to find the few people that might have unlawful intentions or that behave strangely. These people will give themselves away with their answers or with their abnormal silence.
@@thomasdahl3083 Yes, sir.
@@thomasdahl3083 absolutely wright
I've been in Florida for almost 20 years and I just learned something new. We never finish learning English. There is always something new. Thanks for this video.
I think you have the best video on this topic. It really sets the stage for a relaxed mindset during the interview. Thanks a lot.
Pronunciation is very clear and beautiful. Thanks for your video
I have been visiting the US for three years now and the most questions were asked at the LAX airport in Los Angeles. Before you go through immigration you scan your passport, take a picture and scan your fingerprints. Afterwards your get a printed paper and if it has a large X on it, you will have to go to the whole process again with an immigration officer and while doing that, he or she might ask you more questions than expected. Last year I had a connecting flight in Atlanta and when you travel from Germany, you have to pass immigration, pick up your luggage afterwards and check in your luggage for the connecting flight again. Once you land in the US and you have a connecting flight, the US demands you to go through immigration at the first US airport. Even though I was a little nervous, this whole process was easier than I thought and the immigration officer was friendly. Some people might be surprised if the immigration officer asks you a question you already answered with an earlier question, they just follow protocol so be nice and answer again. To me this is part of the travel experience now and I do not see it as a problem but as an added experience.
Thank you for sharing
Very informative.thanks.❤❤❤
It really also depends what passport you have
If you have a European / British / Oz passport I would say you are much less likely to get questioned then someone holding an Indian or Middle Eastern / African passport
how abt Asia?
Not really as you think. People with a European passport don't need a visa to enter the country, so they get asked questions. People with African passports go through hell to apply for a visa, so they already went through the process
@@Rabolisk In theory, that's true, but it's a different story in reality.
Thanks for sharing this important information. Yesterday I was at Fort Lauderdale airport and officers of security asked me to take out two bottles containing water. I understood, but I was afraid of not understanding all their commands, so I asked for speaking Spanish. I felt so frustrated, but videos like this will help me a lot in the future. My question is this: How to answer and understanding questions asked by security officers. Thanks again and I hope to hear from you soon!
Absolutely, very helpful information. Thanks!
I find this video interesting on an educational aspect... It is pretty explanatory for someone who is still learning english and doesn't have a lot of confidence to hold a conversation... But at the same time it's a video that a novice would be very unlikely to understand if they don't already know english enough to hold a conversation.
Stressed from USA embassy to acquire visa, reaching USA another stressful procedure ,Good job
Can you share with me the stressful on arrival to the state?new Jersey tour!
Thanks. I feel relieved after watching this.
So practical and useful your video is, thanks!
I love the way you talk boy, clear and professionally ♥️🇩🇴
I wish he were an IELTS Speaking Examiner. Thanks for sharing.
How clearly you explained each n everything things ♥️♥️
Amazing for English tenses teaching! Thanks!
This is good for the one's that hardly travel abroad like it 👍🇦🇺✈🌏
Thanx for your advice. Mr.Look
Thanks, very precise and to the point.
Each question you get asked has purpose. They extract information in a subtle manner. They most likely have all the information but are confirming with you. Be truthful.
No shit, I did not know that, you vant be serious, I think 40 + years ago my parents taught me that
@@CoCojoy420 You know that, but you'd be surprised how many that doesn't know that.
Sometimes they don't and it's merely a formality.
If you had to pre-applied for a visa in order to enter that country, so most definitely they will know your answer to all of those questions.
But if you don't need a pre-enrolled visa to do what you have to in that country, that is probably because the likelihood of you doing something you're not allowed on a normal visitor's stay is too neglectable to be worth enquiring, and they will focus on citizenships that have a grater tendency for doing that.
Oh man this is helpful.. thanks..this is the fifth video of immigration guide I ve watched!!!👍🤗
Pronunciation is very good and all kind of people to understand with very clear, really it will helpful who will going to visit another country, ur eyes is sooo soooo cute
Very informative video....Those questions were ask to me by the immigaration officer during my Travel in Dubai i prepared all my supporting documents my present job contract, ticket going back to work, bank cert. bank statement Hotel booking ATLANTIS THE PALM ,roudtrip ticket dubai tour and i answer all the quetions honestly untill the officer say OK
Florentino Colcol What questions did they ask you?
Questions are very simple to those who understand and speak english fluently!
There is no requirement that you understand English in order to enter the country. You don't even need to know English to vote - they've got ballots in 5 different languages.
My mother does not speak english fluently but she never had any issues.
@@MrVenona which 5 languages sir ?
Your video lesson is very usefull! Thank you so much!
that was great, very fluent
Very helpful, thanks you don't make it sound so difficult and irritating, to be honest I hope my significant other half can get the visa and enter the country safely workout any denial. Please give us advise, I want her to come with a tourist visa, we want to meet for the first time, I know that you're no lawyer but we love each other and we cannot stand being separated, we want to get married and begging our life together and we only desire to do things right without violating any immigration law.
Hi Luke, you have a very clear pronounciation. Greetings from Aceh❤️
Thanks for this video its really a good guide for newcomers in a another country.
At Bristol airport they have electronic cameras border control things for over 12’s to keep the lines shorter
Amazing video brother 💕 I need this 😊👌🏾
Dude ur intelligent thanks this is so informative & Am Glad u enlighten your information. 😊🙏🏼
Thanks for your help with immigration interview
thank you sir for that information
God bless
You are the best English teacher for me, but your microphone was not very loud.
Here's a tip. Be truthful! And if you can't be truthful run like the wind, and hope for the best! Never fill in forms!
Can you explain please? Lol
I just recently had a trip to Japan and then back to the US. Was very easy going both ways. Entering Japan they just asked me how long I was staying. Entering the US(I am a citizen) they just asked if I brought any food with me. Typically you get a short form to fill out on the plane, and most of these questions are also asked on the form. So assuming you fill that out ahead of time it should be an easy process.
We both are citizen, my wife and I, the question we were asked surprised me, here it is, officer asked us why did we spend so much time abroad? that was (2 1/2 months) visiting relatives, we are now retired. So i was wandering on when did american citizens travel time abroad became limited?
@@reynaldolopez9221 mmm, that’s weird!
@@reynaldolopez9221 Border control officers often don't understand why anyone would want to be outside of the United States and disapprove of Americans who travel.
It's because you carried a US passport.
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From algeria i want to Thank you. Good informations
Very helpful thanks for sharing your knowledge 🙏💯
Very helpful information...
Thank you very much. It's really helpful and effective for a starter like me. Besides, hearing your story is really interesting too. They don't accept their money but US$ and just for foreign money for the visa they let you pass without giving visa.😅
Amazing informations mate, as a non-native speaker that video helped me a lot.
This is so useful. Thank you!
I loved the last part of this video hahaha. Go in, and come back. hahahah
Thanks
多谢！
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Cloud English, you’re such a big big big help !!!
My name is Josh and I do plan to visit the United States 🇺🇸 this October to visit my family and to celebrate my Birthday this October 25th !!! It’ll be my first time traveling and man Thank youuu 🙏💛 so much for this !!!!
#AllYellowJosh💛
Tanx for sharing it help us a lot.
Thanks it's very useful precise and undestandible.
Pronunciation is very clear and beautiful .
Yours or mine?
@@CloudEnglish your's pronunciation sir 🙂..
You have a good sense of humor! 😂💟
Thanks man for your information
Very good advise sir. Thank you
It's a helpful video. Thanks for sharing so important information.
Thanks for the tips!
subscribed! I love it and very useful . I love your humor man
Thank you for the information
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR INFO....
Informative. Thanks.
Very Valuable! Thank you!
6:57 "They let me go in the country without a visa." Considering that you can travel through most parts of Europe without even showing your passport (if you cross borders by car) it doesn't sound that strange to me, being from Switzerland😅😉
I crossed US border from Canada without US visa, I was doing pole turn only.
Can you advise anything else about travel to switzerland
Heather King Yeah, bring your wallet.
@@liamensuisse smartass
Excellent video! Thank you!
Thanks great video!
Thanks for the update
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Very helpful ! thanks for your video.I'm learning english and this video is very good. Thanks from Brazil
I found this video very helpful n useful ,once again thank you so much. This is really a good thing that you are doing.
Good information sir
interesting thanks for shearing more wisdom
Thank you.🌹🌹🌹
Thanks for the information
Thank You Brother....
Thank you for your advices!!!
I Will travel abroad soon,and rhis Is very useful for me!!!!
Great information brother
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thank you so so muchhhhh!. love your video
Am traveling to US. Now am ready to answer any question. Thanks
Thank you for this video, about the immigration do we need a return ticket ?
Your English is easy to understand.
Thanks.
great Sir
Hello, excellent video, very helpful. Thanks 🙏 Zz
Thank you so much for the useful information
Welcome
Hello dear teacher Cloud
Thank you so much for your help and advice,i do appreciate your job.I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. Take care and have a good time. All the best.
Your Student from Algeria
Very Helpful!
Ok, thanks. I'll remember it if I can afford to visit the USA someday...
Its brilliant
Well my answer is i go shopping😂😂and sight seeing.
Useful video, thank you
Thanks you so much this is very helpful
I was in London immigration and I had lost my passport the officer said where do you live .I said Bristol. He said I'm from Bristol. The officer said where in Bristol. I told him. The officer said how many traffic lights from you house to Bristol bus station. I said10 the officer said pass friend
Paul Hosken you are ahead of the class loll
So, how much did you pay him?:))
Bullshit
Funny😀😀
paul hoskin.
Very helpful, thank you
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GREAT VIDEO MY DEAR FRIEND
Very good Thank you