Seattle to Vancouver - few days trip [closed]

We are planning to travel to Seattle (as an EU citizen, we are from Finland and our passports are from here) and stay about 2 weeks. We are also planning to rent a car. Since Vancouver is nearby we thought it might be nice to visit there for a few days.

Is there any problem to do this? What documents would be required for such a trip?

We are from Finland and our passports are from here.

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Is the border between Seattle and Vancouver Open?

It is open 24 hours but is 43 miles (72 km) east of Vancouver, which adds on travel time, even if saving on border wait time. However, if you get off the I-5 at Bellingham and drive to Mt. Baker and onto Sumas, you'll see some gorgeous scenery.

Can you drive from Seattle to Vancouver right now?

Can you drive from Seattle to Vancouver BC? Yes, the drive typically takes around 3 hours. Interstate-5 is the most direct route. You'll need to cross through the border (be sure to bring all required documentation).

Can I go to Canada from Seattle?

SEATTLE \u2014 Starting Monday, Aug. 9 at 12:01 a.m. EDT, Americans can cross the border into Canada. But there are several steps Americans will have to take before stepping foot on Canadian soil.

Is the train running from Seattle to Vancouver?

Amtrak Cascades food and beverage service is back in action. There is no train service north of Seattle at this time but the daily bus service between Seattle, Everett, Mount Vernon, and Bellingham is running....TRAIN STATIONS.EugeneAlbanyBellinghamVancouver BC7 more rows

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