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I have 🙏! When I clicked on "visiting as a tourist" and "entering Canada by plane", it showed that I only need an ETA. However, I am not sure if sailing out of Canada to enter the U.S. is considered the same as "transiting through Canada". If it is, then the result shows that I need a visitor visa. Can you please advise me on this matter?

I just wanted to say thanks for all your help with the info on boarding the ship. I'm really anxious about making sure everything is sorted so we don't miss out on the trip of a lifetime! But I totally understand your point of view and I'll do my best to relax and not stress about it too much. Thanks again for your assistance!

It's also my logical opinion, but I'm not sure if sailing in Canadian waters (even without any other stops) would be problematic. What do you think?

Hi! I have a question about my upcoming trip. I'm from Mexico, and I'm planning to take an Alaskan cruise in May that will start in Vancouver, Canada, and will end in Anchorage, USA. I will be arriving in Vancouver by plane and I am aware that I only need to obtain an eTA to enter Canada through this mode of transportation. However, I am unsure if I need a Canadian visa to board the ship. I won't be returning to Canada, and there are no other Canadian ports visited during the cruise. I guess that I'll only need U.S. documentation when boarding the ship, which is covered. My Cruise company, Norwegian Cruise Line, hasn't provided any clarity if I need a Canadian Visa or not. Also, the examples provided by the Canadian embassy website are somewhat unclear. I would greatly appreciate your help, as my trip is currently on hold and I'm feeling quite desperate due to the lack of clarity. PS: Attached is my itinerary. Please note that I will not be entering Canada by sea and will instead be leaving by ship to enter the U.S.