Bon Voyage, But.. Essential Information for Canadian Travellers. You need a visa to enter certain countries. The most common visas are business, work, student and tourist.

Be sure that you are aware of all entry requirements before you travel. You need to obtain a visa before you travel to enter some countries. For more information, ask your travel agent or the destination country’s embassy or consulate in Canada. Some examples of entry requirements include: a certified criminal record check (provided by the RCMP); a medical certificate; proof of HIV testing; a yellow- fever vaccination certificate. Some countries will allow you to enter only if you can prove you will be leaving and have enough money to support yourself during your stay. Be prepared to show your return or onward ticket, a bank statement or any visas that confirm that you plan to visit another country.

Dual citizenship. You are permitted by Canadian law to have more than one nationality. However, your Canadian citizenship may not be recognized in the country of your other citizenship or in countries where authorities may prevent Canada from providing you with consular assistance.

This is especially likely if you do not use your Canadian passport to enter the other country. If you are considered a national of another country, you may have to serve in that country’s military, pay taxes there or be scrutinized by immigration and security officials.

Dual citizenship can also cause problems in a third country if there is confusion over which citizenship you identified to gain entry. To avoid unpleasant surprises, find out if you, your spouse or any other family member may be a citizen of another country. Where permitted by the laws of the country in question, the Government of Canada encourages Canadians to use their Canadian passport when travelling abroad and to present themselves as Canadians to foreign authorities.

A valid Canadian passport is the only reliable and universally accepted travel document that provides proof that you are a Canadian citizen and have the right to enter Canada without being subjected to immigration screening. Canadian citizens, including dual citizens, who are flying to Canada need a valid Canadian passport, temporary passport or emergency travel document to board their flight to Canada.

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Canadian citizens, including dual citizens, living abroad can contact the nearest Government of Canada office to apply for a Canadian passport. If your other country of citizenship requires you to use a passport issued by its government to enter and exit that country, you still need a valid Canadian passport to board your flight to Canada. Make sure you carry both passports when you travel. If you are an American–Canadian dual citizen with a valid U. S. passport, you don’t need a Canadian passport to fly to Canada. However, you will still need to carry proper identification and meet the basic requirements to enter Canada. For more information, see: Dual Canadian citizens need a valid Canadian passport. Children travelling abroad.

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All children, of any age, should carry a valid Canadian passport when they are travelling or living abroad. Carry supporting identification for each child, such as a birth certificate or Certificate of Canadian Citizenship, divorce papers, consent letters or custody court orders, or a death certificate if one or both parents are deceased.

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These documents will help prove your citizenship, residency and custodial rights when returning to Canada. Check with each destination country’s embassy or consulate about additional entry conditions and documentation that may be required. Keep some form of identification, even a photocopy, in your child’s pocket in case you are separated. Carry recent photographs of your child for emergency identification. If you or your children have more than one nationality, always travel with your Canadian passport to ensure that you can access Canadian consular services while you are abroad and that you can re- enter Canada. Be sure to carry a consent letter or a court order if a child is travelling abroad alone, with only one parent or guardian, with friends or relatives or with a group.

A consent letter is not legally required in Canada, but it can simplify travel for Canadian children because it proves that they have permission to travel abroad from parents or guardians who are not accompanying them. It may be requested by immigration authorities when they are entering or leaving a foreign country or by Canadian officials when they are re- entering Canada. The consent letter should be signed by any person or organization who is not accompanying the child and who has the legal right to make major decisions for the child, including anyone with custody rights, guardianship rights or, in Quebec only, parental authority, as well as any parent who has access to the child but is not travelling with him or her. Make sure you include the date when the child will be returning home and have the letter certified by a commissioner of oaths, notary public or lawyer so that border officials will be less likely to question it. Speak with your lawyer if you are involved in a custody dispute or if one might develop while the child is abroad. If you already have a custody order or agreement, make sure that that it permits the child to travel outside Canada. If you travel abroad with the child without the legal right to do so, you could be accused of parental child abduction.

Canadian custody orders are not usually automatically recognized or enforceable in other countries without going to court. Check with your destination country’s embassy or consulate if you have any questions. Watch Tucker And Dale Vs. Evil Mediafire more. Some airlines may provide additional services for an unaccompanied child for a fee. If your child will be travelling alone, be sure to contact the airline to discuss its policy.

For more information, see Children and travel. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and two- spirit Canadians abroad. Most lesbian, gay, bisexual, intersex and two- spirit (LGBTI2) Canadians do not encounter problems when they go abroad. However, foreign laws and customs can be very different from those in Canada, which can result in increased risks. When choosing a travel destination, consider that same- sex relations, marriages and relationships are illegal in many countries and can be considered criminal offences. While you are outside of Canada, you are subject to and must follow local laws, even if they differ from Canadian laws. Consult the related webpage, our Travel Advice and Advisories, or your destination country’s embassy or consulate in Canada for specific information. Travellers with special needs.

Travellers with visual, hearing, mobility or other impairments may have difficulty meeting their needs in certain countries. See Travelling with disabilities for information on government services for travellers with disabilities, meeting special needs, parking privileges and on travelling with a service animal. You should research the services available for travellers with disabilities in your destination country by contacting its government office in Canada. You should also check the website of the airport at your destination to familiarize yourself with its services for travellers with disabilities. Protecting your health. The Public Health Agency of Canada strongly recommends that you visit a travel medicine clinic or your health- care provider six weeks before your planned departure date. Your health- care provider will assess your need for vaccinations or preventive medication and inform you of precautions you can take to reduce risks to your health while you travel.

Visit Travel health and safety to find a travel medicine clinic near you. Vaccination, preventive medication and personal protective measures. International travel can expose you to infectious diseases not frequently seen in Canada.

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