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Caribbean CBI Remote Interviews: Common Questions and a Prep Checklist

Written by Global Immigrate consultants · Reviewed by Fergus Wu, Co-founder & Chief Immigration Consultant

Summary

Most Caribbean CBI programmes hold remote interviews; family members aged 16+ usually must attend. Common questions, technical prep and how to avoid interview-related delays.

Short answer: Caribbean CBI interviews are mostly remote and confirm identity, motivation and source of funds. Family members aged 16+ usually must attend. Consistent answers aligned with the file reduce follow-ups and delays.

Common question areas

  • Why this country?
  • Where funds come from and how they were moved
  • Work, business and family
  • What you know about the country and visit plans

Prep checklist

  1. Align fully with the application and source-of-funds narrative
  2. Test video, network and original ID documents
  3. Align family answers — no last-minute changes
  4. Disclose refusals or past records honestly

Points to note

Hiding a record is worse than the record itself. A mock interview helps.

FAQ

Is an interview always required?

Most Caribbean programmes require one, usually remote.

Must children attend?

Generally yes if aged 16 or over.

What language is used?

Often English — confirm whether an interpreter is allowed.

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