Do Portuguese citizens need visas for Canada?
No, Portuguese citizens do not need a visa to travel to Canada for short stays. Portugal is one of Canada's visa-exempt nations, which means that Portuguese passport holders can enter the country without a visa.
Instead of a visa, Portuguese citizens must get an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before traveling to Canada. The eTA is an electronic travel authorization that is connected to your passport and permits you to visit Canada for up to six months for leisure, business, or transit purposes.
To apply for an eTA, you can do so online through the Canada Immigration Services website. Once your eTA application is approved, it is electronically linked to your passport. You do not need to print or carry a physical copy of the eTA, as it will be automatically verified by the airline and immigration officers when you travel to Canada.
It is necessary to be a complete Portuguese citizen before applying for a Canada eTA. Thus, travelers with a different passport or travel document will need to apply for a full Canada visitor visa rather than an eTA.
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