Disclaimer: An arrival card is not a visa. It cannot be used as a substitute for a visa and does not grant permission to enter any country. Travelers are responsible for obtaining the appropriate visa, if required, prior to arrival. The arrival card is for administrative purposes only and does not serve as a travel authorization or entry permit.
Please note
The Canadian government has lifted all COVID-19 restrictions for visiting Canada since October 1st, 2022. Travelers from China, Hong Kong, or Macao no longer need to present a COVID-19 test result to board their flight.
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Testing Requirements for Canada
There are currently no testing requirements to enter Canada.
You do not need to show a negative test result, PCR test result, or rapid antigen test results to boarding staff or border officers at Toronto Pearson Airport or other entry points.
Do I need to present proof of vaccination against COVID-19 to enter Canada?
No, the government of Canada no longer requires you to submit or present any COVID-19 vaccination certificates to enter the country.
Do I need to quarantine when arriving in Canada?
The government of Canada has lifted the quarantine requirements for entry into the country.
Do I need a health declaration to enter Canada?
No, a health declaration is no longer required to enter the country. Instead, you will only need to present the necessary documents to enter the country, such as the Canadian Visitor Visa or Canada ETA, depending on your nationality.
Other Canada Entry Requirements
Some of the most common documents the Canadian government requests from foreigners are the Canada Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) and the Canada Visitor Visa.
To stay updated with the latest news about Canada travel requirements, you can check the official government site here.