How long can a French citizen stay in Canada?
French citizens must have an authorized eTA to enter Canada by flight; the amount of time allowed varies on a number of criteria.
Although the specific length of stay varies, the majority of Singaporean nationals are permitted a maximum stay of six months.
Conveniently, the Canada eTA is multi-entry and valid for 5 years, or until the passport expires, allowing French citizens to make repeated short excursions to the nation with the same permission.
Even for brief layovers, French passport holders require an eTA to transit through a Canadian airport.
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