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ARTICLE · 10 AUGUST 2022

New Option To Complete Customs And Immigration Declaration Prior To Entry

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The government of Canada will allow travelers to submit customs and immigration declarations up to 72 hours prior to arrival in Canada. This information can be provided through...

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Jessie Butchley
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Key Points

  • The government of Canada introduced measures for travelers to submit customs and immigration declarations prior to entry into Canada

Overview

The government of Canada will allow travelers to submit customs and immigration declarations up to 72 hours prior to arrival in Canada. This information can be provided through the ArriveCAN application and will be available first for travelers arriving at the following airports:

  • Toronto Pearson
  • Montreal-Trudeau
  • Vancouver

What are the Changes??

On 3 August 2022, the government of Canada announced measures to allow travelers to submit customs and immigration declarations prior to arrival in Canada. According to the government, this change will reduce entrance delays and wait-times for travelers.

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