A Canadian visa is the first thing you need if you want to come to this beautiful country. Don't miss the important information about the latest entry regulations that Vietnam Visa Services Center will share below to make your journey complete.
Canada entry process
Your flights to Canada will go smoothly and save a lot of time if you understand the entry process:
- Step 1: The flight attendant will give you an entry form when the plane is about to land in Canada.
- Step 2: You directly fill in the information on the form and only use English or French.
- Step 3: After completing, you go to get your luggage at the conveyor belt area and move out the door,
- Step 4: You submit the declaration to the customs officer standing at the inspection counter outside.
- Step 5: After completing the baggage inspection procedures and related documents, you will be guided out.
Note:
To connect to your next flight, please contact the transit counter near the exit. The arrival area is usually different from the departure area, so you will need to move your luggage to this area and then check in for your next flight.
The customs officer will check your Canadian visa to check your visa, customs declaration and may ask a few questions to complete the procedure.
Notes on filling out the Canadian entry declaration form
- The information on the declaration form must be filled in English or French.
- All information on the declaration form must be filled in capital letters. Each box must contain only one character.
- Only a maximum of 4 people with the same address can be declared on each entry declaration form. The self-declared information of each individual must be accurate. If you carry in your carry-on luggage or deposit cash or goods of CAN 10,000 (about VND 182,000) or more, you must declare it immediately.
- If any case of false declaration is discovered, it is considered a violation of Canadian law, which can lead to severe penalties such as fines, even being blacklisted, or even being banned from entering the country permanently.
- It is necessary to carefully prepare documents such as: passport, plane ticket, financial documents, etc. to be able to present them whenever requested.
Regulations on filling out entry declaration form (Photo: collected)
Latest Canadian Entry Regulations
Regulations on visa preparation
One of the first regulations on Canadian entry is that you need a Canadian visa to enter this country. It is really not easy to get a visa for Vietnamese people to Canada! Therefore, you need to prepare your documents and papers completely and accurately, and especially apply for a visa as soon as possible.
Coming to the Visa service of Vietnam Visa Services Center, we always put prestige and quality first, ensuring that we will support you to "bring" your Canadian visa home as soon as possible.
Canada Visa (Photo: collected)
Regulations for carry-on luggage
Passengers can bring 1 carry-on suitcase with the correct size and 1 personal bag. Size:
- Standard size for carry-on suitcase: 55 x 40 x 23cm.
- Standard size for carry-on bags and backpacks: 33 x 43 x16cm.
Note: If you exceed the allowed size, the airline may require you to check in your luggage.
Checked Baggage Regulations
- Each passenger is allowed to bring 2 pieces of checked baggage, each weighing no more than 32kg and measuring no more than 295cm.
- If you need to purchase additional checked baggage or your checked baggage is overweight or oversized, you should arrive at the airport approximately 120 minutes before your flight.
Guardianship and accompanying children regulations
Regulations for entering Canada when traveling with children (Photo: collected)
- Parents or guardians traveling with children must provide border guards with a copy of the legal documents establishing their guardianship.
- When traveling in a convoy, parents or guardians and children must travel in the same vehicle.
- Adults who are not parents or guardians must have written permission. The letter of consent must clearly state the address and telephone number where parents and guardians can be contacted.
Pet Regulations
Need to ensure safety for pets (Photo: collected)
- It is now common for Canadian airlines to accept pets on flights, however, the following conditions must be met:
- Pets may be transported to or from Hawaii via Air Canada Cargo as live animals under observation, not in the cabin or in the baggage compartment.
- After booking a flight ticket, passengers must book a pet transport service with the airline within 24 hours. In the event that the pet is not inspected and is not allowed to be transported on the flight, the air freight fee may be refunded to the passenger.
- In this case, the pet may be kept in a cage, kennel, etc. that has been inspected with a total weight of the pet and kennel of up to 22lb (approximately 10kg) and may be accepted in the cabin.
- Pets may be transported in the baggage compartment if the total weight of the pet and kennel is up to 70lb (approximately 32kg).
- Passengers who have booked a pet transportation service must be present at the airport and complete the pet check-in at least 30 minutes before the passenger's check-in time.
Complying with the entry regulations is important if you want to travel to Canada. However, you need to regularly update information as these regulations can change frequently. If you are planning to travel to Canada but are not sure what to prepare, please contact Vietnam Visa Services Center immediately. We are ready to support you in the process of applying for a Canadian visa and provide services
If you need further information or assistance, do not hesitate to contact Vietnam Visa Services Center today!
- Address: 55 Do Quang Dau, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
- Tel: (+84) 28 7307 9999
- Hotline: (+84) 917 486 879 (Thomas Pham)
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