Traveling to Canada: Do You Need a Visa?

Discover if you need a visa to visit Canada and learn about Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) requirements.

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U.S. citizens and select visa-exempt countries can visit Canada without a visa, but they need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Other travelers will need to apply for a visa. Always check the latest requirements based on your nationality before planning your trip.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)? An eTA is a digital entry requirement for visa-exempt foreign nationals traveling to Canada by air.
  2. How can U.S. citizens travel to Canada? U.S. citizens can travel to Canada without a visa but need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to enter by air.
  3. What are the requirements for entering Canada? Requirements vary by nationality; visa-exempt travelers may need an eTA, while others must obtain a visa before travel.
  4. Do I need a visa for Canada if I am from a visa-exempt country? Visa-exempt travelers still need to apply for an eTA when flying to Canada; check your specific country's policies.

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