Travelling to Canada [duplicate]
It has been pointed out to me that a female wanting to visit a male friend in Canada has to have at least $3,600.00 Canadian funds for a maximum visit of 90 days, plus they have to get a visitors visa from the federal migration service and now the bank and bailiff department can stop a person from leaving or getting their visa if they have a mortgage. what is happening to our world. Could anyone knowing that could clarify this I would appreciate. Thanks , Ray.
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What you have been told is completely wrong.
Having different conditions for visiting Canada that depend on your gender, or the gender of the person you are visiting, would be a violation of the Canadian constitution.
There is no minimum amount of money you have to have in Canadian funds to visit Canada. Many people visit Canada every day with no Canadian funds at all. They change money when they get here, or use credit cards. There is no minimum amount of money you need to get a Canadian visa.
Many people do need a visa to visit Canada, but others do not. It depends mainly on your nationality and the purpose of your visit. Having a mortgage will not prevent you getting a visa to Canada. Here are general instructions for what you need to do to visit Canada.
There is no department in Canada that will prevent you leaving Canada unless you are wanted for a crime. There is no such government department in Canada as the 'bank' or 'bailiff' department. No bank or bailiff has any power to prevent anyone leaving Canada.
If this is someone telling you this who you have never met in person, who you believe to be in a romantic relationship with you, and wants money so she can come visit you, I'm sorry but you are being scammed. That is what is happening to our world. Send them no money and break off the relationship.
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Do you need a Covid test to enter 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.Can I travel with a copy of my passport?
Can you use a photocopy of a passport to travel? No, a photocopy is not the same as a passport, and therefore is not a valid travel document. You will not be allowed to travel using a photocopy to anywhere that requires a valid U.S. passport.Can I use a copy of my birth certificate to enter Canada?
U.S. citizen children, ages 15 and under, arriving by land or sea from Canada may present an original or copy of his or her birth certificate (issued in the state where he or she was born), a consular report of birth abroad, or a naturalization certificate, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.Can I go into Canada right now?
There are no changes to: mandatory random arrival testing at land borders. arrival testing for travellers who don't qualify as fully vaccinated and are allowed entry into Canada.Copy of Eduventures - Trip to Canada
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