Do German travelers need to print their Canada eTA?

No, German travelers are not required to print their Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) from Canada. The eTA is an electronic document that is connected to your passport electronically. When your eTA is approved, it is automatically associated with your passport number in the Canadian government's system.

When you arrive in Canada, border services officials will have electronic access to your eTA information via your passport. They will check your eTA status by scanning your passport; no hard copy of the eTA permission is required.

However, keeping a duplicate of your eTA permission confirmation on hand is always a good idea or having it easily available on your mobile device in case it's needed during your trip or at the Canadian border. This can be used as supplementary proof of authorization and can help with the immigration procedure if necessary.

While you do not need to print your eTA, you should confirm that your passport is valid and in excellent shape before traveling to Canada. If you have any specific concerns or questions about your Canada ETA for German citizens, it's advisable to consult the Canada Immigration Services website.

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