Transit visa at Toronto Airport
I am an Indonesian citizen, and will be travelling to the US through Toronto Pearson airport (I'll be arriving at 3pm, Saturday and my layover will be about 3 hours).
According to https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada/transit/without-visa/eligibility.html it seems that I'm eligible for the "Transit without a visa" program.
There are a list of airlines that participate in the program, and for my trip I booked the ticket through United Airlines website. It is written that my arriving flight to Toronto airport is operated by Air Canada Rouge (which participates in the program) while my departing flight from Toronto to the US is operated by Trans States Airlines DBA United Express.
So, am I eligible for this "Transit without a visa" thing or should I get a transit visa?
Thanks for the help ...
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Can I transit through Canada without a visa?
US citizens and lawful permanent residents of the U.S. can transit through Canada without a visa by: air. car. bus.How much does a Canadian transit visa cost?
There is no fee for a transit visa and you can apply for a transit visa by filling out the application for a visitor visa (Temporary Resident Visa) and selecting transit visa from the list of options on the form.Do you need a transit visa for connecting flights?
Most countries that normally require that you have a visa, do not require the visa if you are a transit passenger, someone who is only transiting through the airport. As you don't go through immigration, and you don't enter the country, hence no visa is needed.How long does Canada transit visa take?
You should apply no later than 15 working days in advance. In most cases, you will be informed within 15 calendar days whether your application has been successful. Sometimes it can take up to 30 days if more time is needed, and up to 45 days, for example if extra documents are required.Claiming asylum in Canada with a transit visa
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