FAQs

Yes, you can exchange money at Vancouver International Airport (YVR). Because it is one of Canada’s busiest airports, Vancouver provides convenient currency exchange services to both arriving and leaving passengers. Any trade of foreign currency to Canadian dollars or the other way around, can easily be done in the airport.  When using the airport for currency exchange, there are some aspects to consider, like what rates are given, where you can go and the requirements for identification.

Yes, in most cases, you are required to provide identification when exchanging currency in Canada, particularly for larger transactions. This is due to Canada's stringent anti-money laundering (AML) and anti-terrorist financing (ATF) regulations, enforced by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC).

Nova Scotia, one of Canada’s Atlantic provinces, is renowned for its rich culinary heritage that blends traditional Acadian, Mi’kmaq, and British influences with the bounty of the sea and fertile farmland. Because Nova Scotia is near the Atlantic Ocean, it is known for great seafood, but its cuisine includes much more. If you come to Nova Scotia, you have to try the lobster rolls and the wild blueberries

Alberta is famous for its foods which are shaped by its farming, diverse cultures and cattle industry. The province of Alberta is famous for its beef farming and production which draws people from all over, as its food scene is very diverse. Here are some of the famous food to eat in Alberta

As of 2025, the longest you can stay in Canada without a visa is typically up to 6 months, but this depends on your country of citizenship and the decision of the border officer at the time of entry.

Winnipeg, the capital of Manitoba, is a dynamic city known for its rich cultural diversity and welcoming atmosphere. The main language of Winnipeg is English and most people in the city use it when speaking and working. 

Yes. The Canadian border may stamp your passport, but it largely depends on how you enter the country and under what circumstances. Passport stamping in Canada is not mandatory for all travelers and is increasingly being replaced by digital entry records, especially at major points of entry.

If you are denied entry to Canada at the airport, the situation can be serious and stressful. The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has the authority to refuse any traveler entry, even if they hold a valid visa or Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Below is a detailed explanation of what happens and what you can expect:

Yes, customs checkpoints are required for travelers to Canada, no matter if they are coming to Canada for tourism, business, study or immigration. The CBSA takes care of this process by making sure that Canada’s border laws, immigration policies and customs regulations are followed.