Canada Visa

• Valid passport
• Valid debit/credit card details
• Current email address

• Passport from an ETA eligible country
• Valid current email address to receive the eTA
• Credit or debit card to pay the Canada eTA fee

• The new entry requirement for Canada: ArriveCan, a Digital Health Certificate mandatory for all passengers arriving by air or land.
• In a few cases, additional documents will be required to be provided to the government of Canada to continue with the eTA Canada Tourist visa online application.
• It is essential to enter Canada with the same passport or travel document used during the application, as the approved eTA is linked to the traveler’s passport.

• The eTA allows multiple entries for tourism, business, or transit for a maximum stay of 6 months each time. It is valid for 5 years or until the associated passport expiration date, whichever comes first.
• The Canada eTA online application form is straightforward and simple to complete. Applicants will need to provide personal details, passport information, and contact details. Applicants will also need to answer a few simple questions about their background, including medical history.
• Once the eTA is approved, it is electronically linked to the traveler’s passport.

• All visa-exempt passport holders, including minors, are required to complete an eTA application for Canada. Children included in their parents’ passports are also required to submit an individual eTA application.
• When completing an application of a child, it is necessary to provide information regarding the minor’s Legal Guardian.

Eligible citizens can complete the Canada eTA online application form to obtain the Electronic Travel Authorization. Applicants are required to provide personal details, and passport information, a current email address, and pay the visa fee using a credit or debit card. As the eTA for Canada is electronically linked to the applicant’s passport, there is no need to print out a copy of the approved eTA. Applicants will simply need to present their passport at the Canadian border control upon arrival to the country.