What should you know about visiting Canada?
Before you head north, check out the nine things you should know about visiting Canada. In addition, get the lowdown on Canada's top attractions, the cost of traveling , and common myths and misconceptions . All U.S. citizens arriving in Canada must have a valid passport or passport equivalent, such as a passport card or NEXUS card.
What happens if I don't tell a Canadian official?
Tell a Canadian official when you arrive in Canada if you’re carrying more than CAN $10,000. If you don’t, you may be fined, and your funds could be seized. Find out more about your duty to disclose funds either before you leave or once you arrive in Canada. Children in Canada are vaccinated (immunized) starting when they are newborns.
What can I do to prepare for Canada?
Start planning for the future. Find out about the cost of living in Canada. Learn about building community connections in Canada. Education is important. Get familiar with schooling in Canada. Continue your learning. Find more about post-secondary education. Older publications can be found on the Library and Archives Canada website.
Do I need a declaration card to arrive in Canada?
Please note that everyone arriving in Canada must complete a Declaration Card. You can list up to four people living at the same residence on one card. Once the Declaration Card is completed, detach and discard the instructions. Please do not fold the card, as this allows us to serve you faster.