Do I need a visa to go to Canada from Trinidad?
Trinidad and Tobago is listed among the visa-exempt countries for travel to Canada. This means that as a citizen of Trinidad and Tobago, you do not need a visa to travel to Canada. Instead, you are required to obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to fly to or transit through a Canadian airport.
Trinidadian citizens can now embark on unforgettable adventures, explore diverse landscapes, reunite with relatives and friends, and immerse themselves in vibrant Canadian culture hassle-free, thanks to the Canadian ETA. This expansion not only adds convenience for travelers but also boosts travel, tourism, and economic advantages while fostering stronger global bonds between Canada and Trinidad.
The Canadian eTA application process is straightforward and can be completed in a few minutes on the Canada Immigration Services website. Typically, it takes a maximum of three business days to process your application. However, you can utilize our Rush visa service, which enables you to obtain a Canadian eTA for Trinidad and Tobago citizens as soon as 5 hours. To expedite the process, applicants should obtain a valid passport for at least six months. In case your passport expires in the next six months, please renew it before applying for a Canadian eTA. Upon arrival, travelers must show their valid eTA and passport to the immigration officers before gaining entry into the country.
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