FAQs

Yes, Thai citizens and other visa-exempt foreign citizens must have a valid Canada eTA while flying into Canada, even if they are merely changing aircraft and do not intend to leave the airport. Most Thai citizens traveling through Canada require a visa to enter and exit the country. Thai citizens holding an eTA, on the other hand, can travel without a visa as long as they enter and exit through a Canadian airport. The Canada eTA for Thai citizens is not a work permit and does not grant the applicant residency in Canada.

Yes. Thai people can go to Canada. Thailand is one of over 70 countries whose residents can visit Canada with an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) rather than a visa. Thai citizens require a Canadian eTA to enter the nation for the following reasons: Holidays Visiting family and friends Business trips To receive medical treatment Canada’s electronic travel authorization is multiple-entry. This means that Koreans can enter Canada several times using the same eTA over the 5 years that it is valid. Only when the Canada eTA, or registered passport, expires does a Thai person need to reapply for the necessary authorization to fly to Canada. Each stay in the nation cannot exceed the standard maximum duration of 180 days.

Most people require a visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to visit Canada, but not both. Most visitors to Canada for short-term stays (less than six months) will need a tourist visa, also known as a temporary residence visa (Temporary Resident Visa - TRV). However, citizens of some countries may only need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) instead of a visa. Fortunately, Thai citizens can apply for an eTA if they want to enter Canada. The Canadian eTA is a multiple-entry authorization which means that travelers may visit Canada as many times as necessary using the same eTA as long as it remains valid. This may be very useful for business individuals who need to make frequent journeys to Canada, as the eTA is valid for both business and tourism purposes. If the passport linked to the eTA becomes invalid, the eTA cannot be used for subsequent entries into Canada. In such cases, a new eTA must be obtained with a renewed passport. It’s important to note that any visit to Canada must not exceed the maximum limit of 180 days.

No. As of October 1, 2022, proof of vaccination is no longer required to enter Canada, or board a plane or train in Canada. This applies to domestic travel as well as aircraft or trains departing from Canada.

Yes, you need to fill out a form to enter Canada but there are two options to choose from.

As the world's second biggest country, Canada is home to hundreds of unique dishes and traditions. Each of the ten provinces and three northern regions has its distinct cuisines and ethnicities. Here are the top popular foods in Canada!

No. You can go to Canada without travel insurance. Except in a few circumstances when travel visa applicants must produce confirmation of medical insurance coverage for their entire stay in Canada, tourists are not obliged to carry travel insurance upon arrival in Canada. Even if foreigners have access to the Canadian healthcare system, medical treatment can be rather costly. As a result, it is critical to carry appropriate travel health insurance to cover any medical care expenditures when visiting Canada, especially for short periods.

Canada, a big and breathtakingly beautiful country, is brimming with attractive cities that draw visitors from all over the world. The distance between Canada and Slovakia is quite far but does not stop the Slovak citizens' desire to explore the world. We offer several ways to travel to Canada from Slovakia:

No. Slovaks don’t need a visa to enter Canada. Beginning in 2015, Slovak citizens without valid visas will be required to get an eTA before flying to Canada. The government of Canada has implemented a new entrance requirement, an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA), for visa-exempt foreign nationals traveling to or transiting Canada by air.

There are no direct flights from Monaco to Canada. However, you can easily travel from Monaco to Canada with connecting flights through major European cities like Paris, Frankfurt, or Amsterdam. Here are some things to consider when traveling to Canada.