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Traveling to Canada, whether on a visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA), comes with specific responsibilities, including adhering to the length of stay permitted by these documents. Overstaying a visa or eTA in Canada can have serious consequences. This article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of what happens if you overstay in Canada, the potential impacts on future travel, and…

In order to safeguard Canadian citizens against the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada’s Prime Minister recently published restrictions on foreign travel to Canada. Until a new announcement is made, the majority of individuals will not be able to travel to Canada. These restrictions also apply to travellers who are already in possession of a valid eTA (electronic travel authorization) or visa. The announcement…

A Canada eTA is an electronic travel authorization that can be used by tourist travellers visiting Canada. Travellers will need to hold a passport from an eTA eligible country. The types of tourism activities an eTA can used for include holidays, sightseeing, visiting family or friends, partaking in a school trip, or other social activities. Similarly, an eTA can be used for attending short courses…

Travelling to Canada with an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) offers a more streamlined process than obtaining a visa, yet it's crucial to be aware of the specific rules and restrictions associated with this travel document. Being informed about what you can and cannot do with an eTA is key to maintaining its validity and ensuring a trouble-free stay in Canada.