Travelled to Canada via US (on a return ticket) but returned home on original return flight from Canada is this OK?
Had issues with eTA for entering Canada via air, but travel had already been booked with my family. When I couldn't travel with them made the decision that I needed to get there via the US on my own. I purchased a return ticket to New York and travelled on to Burlington, Vermont and then drove to Canada. I purchased a return ticket to US as it was cheaper than one way. Fortunately I managed to return home from Canada on original planned flight.
Do I now need to notify the US Immigration or similar that I've returned home to the UK or is this already done via my passport?
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Can I enter Canada with a one way ticket?
Can I travel to Canada with a one-way ticket? We strongly recommend that travellers who enter as tourists present a return ticket upon entry into Canada, but this is not a legal requirement.What happens if you test positive flying back to Canada?
Foreign nationals without a valid negative pre-entry COVID-19 test result, proof of a previous positive molecular test result, or who have symptoms of COVID-19, will be denied entry into Canada. All travellers arriving in Canada are required by Canadian law to respond truthfully to all questions.Do I need a return ticket to fly to Canada?
Even the traveller is able to present the country's requirements. Canada in this case does not require a return ticket before granting a visa and permission to enter. They simply require proof that you have financial means for the duration of your stay and your departure and a visa would not be issued otherwise.Can you still take the return flight?
No, you cannot only use the return ticket. To guarantee that the airline keeps your return ticket, you are required to travel on the first part of your trip and all the way to your final destination.DEPORTED BACK TO INDIA 😱 || 3 MISTAKES TO AVOID || *NOT CLICKBAIT* ||
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