FAQs

Yes, Chilean citizens must have a valid Canada eTA to enter the country.  A Canada Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is required for visa-exempt foreign nationals flying to Canada. An eTA is linked to a traveler's passport electronically. It is valid for up to five years or until the expiration of the passport, whichever comes first. If you obtain a new passport, you must obtain a new eTA. Because Chile is not a visa-exempt nation, you will require a Canada ETA to enter Canada, whether you are a student, a temporary worker, or just visiting. You may also require one if you are passing through a Canadian airport en route to your final destination. We've created a simple guide to help you with your visa application. We've got you covered, from locating the proper documents to tracking your visa status.  

There are no limitations or penalties on the amount of money you can bring into or take out of Canada. However, whenever you enter the border, you must disclose any money or monetary instruments worth CAN$ 10,000 or more in your possession. The CAN$ 10,000 can be made up of any mix of Canadian or international money and monetary instruments, including stocks, bonds, bank drafts, checks, and traveler's cheques. This duty applies to you whether you are traveling for work or pleasure or whether you are transporting money on someone else's behalf. When you arrive in Canada with CAN$10,000 or more in currency or monetary instruments, you must report it on Form E311, the CBSA Declaration Card (if one was provided to you), an Automated Border Clearance kiosk or a Primary Inspection Kiosk, or verbally to a border services officer. When departing Canada by flight with CAN$ 10,000 or more in money or monetary instruments, you must report to the CBSA office within the airport before passing security. You must also report to the CBSA office closest to your location before departing Canada by land, sea, or rail. If you are a NEXUS member and are crossing the border with CAN$ 10,000 or more in money or monetary instruments, you cannot use NEXUS in land, air, or sea modes of transportation.

Yes, if you have an Irish passport and are going to Canada, you must register for the eTA. You'll need the Canada eTA to cross border check whether you're sightseeing, visiting relatives (there are more than 4.6 million Canadians of Irish heritage), or traveling on a work trip to the hubs of Toronto, Calgary, or Vancouver. Once you have obtained the Canada eTA for Irish nationals, you will be able to go to Canada as many times as you like for the following five years (or until the registered passport expires if this is shorter than five years). How to get the eTA for Canada from Ireland The process of applying for a Canadian eTA ETA from Ireland is quick and simple. You can complete and submit the simple Canada eTA application online from the comfort of your home. This eliminates the need to prepare complicated documentation, visit a Canadian diplomatic office, and submit your visa application in person. Make sure you have all the documents required for the Canada eTA, and be prepared to register your passport details if you are issued by the Republic of Ireland or another visa-exempt country. Be sure to use the same passport when flying to Canada, as eTA will only be registered on this document.  

No, if you are a citizen of a visa-exempt nation, you cannot fly to Canada without an eTA. Canada's Electronic travel authorization (eTA) permits citizens of visa-exempt nations to fly to Canada. You may apply for an eTA online, and it is normally processed within 72 hours. You will not be allowed to board your aircraft to Canada if you are a citizen of a visa-exempt nation and do not have an eTA. Before you go, you must apply for an eTA online. The eTA requirement has a few exceptions. Citizens of the United States, Mexico, and several Caribbean nations are exempt from requiring an eTA to visit Canada. If you are unsure if you require an eTA, you can consult the Canadian government's website. If you are not sure if you need an eTA, you can check the Canada ETA requirements.  

No, you cannot get an eTA at the Toronto airport. The Canada eTA is an electronic authorization that allows you to travel to Canada by air. You can apply for an eTA online, and the processing time is usually within 72 hours. If you do not have an eTA when you arrive at the Toronto airport, you will not be allowed to board your flight. You will need to apply for an eTA online before you travel. Here are the steps on how to apply for an eTA: Step 1: Fill out the online application form with your information and travel details. After you've double-checked your information, pay the visa costs with a credit/debit card or PayPal. Following payment confirmation, we will send you an email to assist you with the remainder of the application process. Step 2: Complete the rest of the visa application following the instructions we'll email you. Make sure all of the data is correct to avoid problems later on. The information you enter must correspond to the information in your supporting documents. Step 3: Submit all necessary supporting papers by sending them to our email. Check that the scans are readable. We will thoroughly analyze your application to ensure that it conforms with Canadian authorities' regulations and minimize the likelihood of rejection. When you receive your Canada eTA, remember to print it out before your departure.  

Irish citizens need an approved eTA to stay in Canada without a visa. Travelers from Ireland can stay in Canada for business or vacation for up to 180 days on each trip. The exact length of time allowed by Canada's eTA may vary, but most Irish applicants are permitted to remain in Canada for up to six months. Visitors from Ireland can make multiple short trips to Canada using the same eTA. This is because the permit allows multiple entries for five years or until the passport expires. Irish passport holders wishing to stay for more than six months must apply for the relevant Canadian visa. We recommend that Irish citizens apply for the eTA at least 72 hours (3 days) before their trip so that it may be processed and ready. However, Irish passport holders who require an emergency eTA to fly to Canada should choose the urgent processing option, which enables them to get an eTA in 05 hours.  

No. Until March 15th, 2016, Irish nationals could easily travel to Canada without a visa. However, most nations now require an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before arrival. Fortunately, the Canada eTA allows for multiple entries into Canada, is valid for five years after it is granted or until the passport expires, and can be paid online. Irish people must have a passport that is valid for at least six months from the commencement of their journey. You'll also need a credit card to get your eTA from the Canadian Immigration Services website, and in some cases, extra documents may be necessary. If Irish citizens fill out their form correctly, they should obtain their eTA within 72 hours. However, it might be quicker if you use the Rush visa service. We can also review and process your application in as short as 5 hours. Why not streamline one component of your vacation?  

Because it is connected to their passport, travelers do not need to carry a physical copy of the Canadian eTA. As a result, only qualified foreign citizens going to Canada with a biometric passport are eligible for the eTA. A microprocessor chip is incorporated in a biometric passport, also known as an ePassport. This chip contains biographical data that may be used to identify the passport bearer. Because the data contained on the chip is highly costly and difficult to fake, the ePassport is more secure than its machine-readable predecessor. Given its superiority, 120 nations now offer biometric passports, implying that the majority of eligible foreigners may apply for the Canadian eTA. If you are unclear whether your passport includes a chip, check for the little biometric emblem inscribed on the cover of the passport, which resembles a camera.  

Once their eTA is granted, New Zealanders are free to go to Canada. They should be aware that because the Canada eTA is electronically linked to their passport, they are not required to print a copy Travelers must use the same passport they used throughout the application process to enter Canada. This is especially relevant for New Zealanders who have dual citizenship and have several passports. If you misplaced or lost your original passport between the time the eTA was issued and the travel dates, you must apply for a new eTA and register it with your new passport. New Zealanders must simply present their passports at the departure gates before boarding their aircraft. When they arrive in Canada, their passports will be digitally scanned by border control before they are allowed to enter the nation. It is critical to obtain an eTA before traveling since airline personnel will not allow New Zealand travelers to board their flights without one. If New Zealanders want to stay in Canada longer, they can seek for an extension of their eTA. The Canadian authorities need them to submit an application 30 days before the expiration of their present eTA. They often expedite eTA extensions within 24 hours.

Yes, all New Zealand citizens, including minors, require a Canada visa for New Zealand citizens when flying to Canada. If a juvenile under the age of 18 is going to Canada, an adult, generally a parent or guardian, must apply for an eTA on their behalf. When filling out an eTA form for a kid, New Zealanders visiting Canada with their children will also need to supply some basic personal information as their guardian or agent. When applying for a Canada eTA for a minor, the application should be completed by a parent or legal guardian on behalf of the child. The parent or guardian will need to provide the necessary information and consent for the minor's travel. It's important to note that requirements and regulations can change, so it's advisable to check information regarding eTA requirements for New Zealand minors traveling to Canada.