Canada

[Fionboard]

Anyone know what paperwork, if any, required for cruise to Canada? Website appears to indicate none required but had some other views. 

[Gettingwarmer]

10 minutes ago, Fionboard said:

Anyone know what paperwork, if any, required for cruise to Canada? Website appears to indicate none required but had some other views. 

If you arrive to Canada via Cruise ship you need no extra paperwork. Different if flying. Need things for USA. 

Edited August 8, 2023 by Gettingwarmer

[tring]

I think there are forms to fill in on the way there, but nothing needed ahead of the cruise.  We go in Sept.

 

People flying in on do need extra paperwork, I think.

 

Edited August 8, 2023 by tring

[zap99]

1 hour ago, tring said:

I think there are forms to fill in on the way there, but nothing needed ahead of the cruise.  We go in Sept.

 

People flying in on do need extra paperwork, I think.

 

If you fly in you will need a eTA. On line application and 7 dollar fee.

[Ardennais]

2 hours ago, tring said:

I think there are forms to fill in on the way there, but nothing needed ahead of the cruise.  We go in Sept.

 

People flying in on do need extra paperwork, I think.

 

What sort of forms do you have to fill in on the way there? 

[d9704011]

10 minutes ago, Ardennais said:

What sort of forms do you have to fill in on the way there? 

You'll be asked to complete a E311 - Declaration Card; it will take all of one minute.

[Son of Anarchy]

Does your passport get stamped when arriving on a cruise?

[d9704011]

2 hours ago, Son of Anarchy said:

Does your passport get stamped when arriving on a cruise?

You'll be pre-cleared and unlikely to see an immigration officer so, no stamping.