Compilation of Interview Questions

[fm2002 0]

Here's a list of questions I compiled after going through a year and a half of Interview testimonials. Perhaps the moderator can pin it to the Thailand Portal and others can add to it.

What language do you speak with your fiance?

Does he speak Thai?

How did you meet your fiance?

You have never worked before?

What is your fiancé’s first, middle and last name

What is his birthday?

Where was your fiance born?

What is his number?

Where does your fiancé live.

How long have we lived together in Thailand.

Where will you live when you move to USA?

Where is ____________?

What does he do (job)?

What do you want to do there in ____________?

Did you know he was Married Before

Why did he get divorced from his First Wife

Don't you think you're too young?

When did he propose to you?

Has he met your parents?

Does she like him?

What is his favorite Thai food?

Why do you want a foreign boyfriend

Has your fiance ever had a Thai girlfriend before

Have you ever spoken to his parents?

What is his parents name(s)

Does he have any siblings?

What are there names?

What does your husband call you?

When will you go to the US?

[pinoygwapo 1]

Good Compilation!

[Penguin_ie 5,985]

*** Moving to Thailand forum per OP request *****

[westmeetseast 7]

When the interviewer asks my Fiance these questions, will he/she ask her in Thai or in English?

[Penguin_ie 5,985]

Your fiance can choose. If her English isn't good, she should be prepared to explain how you two communicate (ie do you speak Thai, do you use a friend to translate etc).

[Andy and Pui 16]

Your fiance can choose. If her English isn't good, she should be prepared to explain how you two communicate (ie do you speak Thai, do you use a friend to translate etc).

I agree with Penguin. If she does not have the interview in English be prepared to answer how the both of you communicate.

[fm2002 0]

While we were on the street waiting to be let into the US Embassy my fiance was talking with a lady who also was waiting for her K-1 interview. She told my fiance don't worry you can do the interview in Thai. I than butted in and said you will try your best and do the interview in English. I think it makes a huge difference if you can do it in English !

[pinoygwapo 1]

That's right. Speaking English is a factor.

[Karee 4,189]

That's right. Speaking English is a factor.

Depends. If the Farang has spent alot of time in Thailand and knows basic Thai... Not a factor. Just needs to be explained at the interview. Communication is the factor.

If the beneficiary doesn't speak good English, but the petitioner speaks some Thai then no problem.

I think the the problem comes up when either can't speak the other's language at all.

Edited February 2, 2012 by Karee

[pinoygwapo 1]

your point well-taken.