🇺🇸What will you be asked at US immigration?

This time, we'll talk about immigration in the United States! I haven't had much trouble with immigration in the United States so far, but the longer you stay, the more likely you are to be asked questions! If you're staying for about a week or two, I think you'll be fine as long as you can answer "purpose, place of stay, and date of return" properly. If you're not confident in your English, it's a good idea to have a copy of the travel reservation screen or a handwritten note ready to show! 📝 Basically, you can go through immigration in groups with your family, but there are times when you need to go through it one by one, so just for reference. If you really don't understand, try to stay calm and ask them to speak in simple English and slowly👍 The following is a personal experience, so I hope you will use it as a reference. ① September 2023 Haneda → Detroit → Florida At immigration at Detroit Airport I was asked about the number of days I would stay and my destination. ② September 2024 Haneda → Los Angeles → Florida At immigration at Los Angeles Airport I wasn't asked anything, just the usual fingerprint and face recognition and it was over! ③March 2025 Haneda → New York Newark → Florida At Newark Airport I was asked about my previous trip to Shanghai. I was asked what my purpose was, but I told them I was there for sightseeing and that was it! #Entry-related information