If you are from a visa-waiver country, you might be able to visit Canada with an eTA. You will, however, have to meet all the relevant admissibility requirements before being allowed entry into the country. Your application can fail on … Read More
If your application for an eTA is rejected, your first step is to try and address the issue that caused this to happen. It could, for example, happen if your passport will expire while you are in Canada. In that … Read More
For the last 7 years, visitors from visa-waiver countries have been able to apply for an eTA if they would like to enter Canada. Essentially, eTA involves a pre-screening process of individuals who want to visit the country in order … Read More
Whether you need an eTA, visa, or just your passport to visit Winnipeg in Manitoba, Canada will to a large extent, depend on your mode of transport, your country of citizenship, the purpose of your trip, and the documents you … Read More
Is it possible to withdraw an eTA application after you have submitted it, and if so, how does one go about doing it? The answer to the first part of the question is yes, you can withdraw your eTA application … Read More
Although the vast majority of eTA applications are approved in a matter of a few minutes, it can sometimes take a few days or longer for an application to be processed. In most of these cases, it’s because the authorities … Read More
The answer to this question is a definite no. Whether you are 105 years old or travelling with your 6-month-old twins, with a few exceptions (see below), you will all require a visa or an eTA. Who is exempted from … Read More
If you are a citizen of one of the visa-exempt countries, you almost certainly qualify to visit Canada with an eTA. Getting one of these is much quicker and easier than applying for a visa. In total, there are 53 … Read More
If you plan a trip to Edmonton, the first thing you have to keep in mind is that it’s the capital of the Alberta province in Canada. So if you would like to visit Edmonton, you have to abide by … Read More
The short answer is no. You do not need an eTA to travel to Canada as a Canadian citizen. However, there is more to this issue than meets the eye, and we recommend that you read the rest of this … Read More