The Canada Transit Visa is essential for individuals from visa-required countries transiting through Canada. It ensures compliance with security and immigration standards. Applicants must apply before travel, providing transit plans and required documents. Once approved, it allows transit for up to 48 hours.
- Visa-exempt travelers need an eTA for Canada air transit, except for Canadians and U.S. residents.
- Visa-required citizens may need a transit visa based on travel details.
- Special programs may exempt some from transit visa requirements.
- Transit visa application involves online or paper submission, with varying processing times.
- Approved applications result in a stamped transit visa.
FAQs
How can travelers from visa-exempt countries transit Canada?
Use Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) instead of a transit visa.
Is there a fee for Canada's transit visas?
Yes, but generally lower than other visa types.
What's the typical processing time for Canada's transit visa applications?
Varies but generally quicker than other visas.
What happens after submitting a Canada Transit Visa application?
It undergoes a review for completeness.
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