Regulations that require a passport for entry to America by land or sea from Canada have gone into effect as of June, 2009.
No passport is required for U.S. citizens entering Canada directly from the U.S. by land, sea, or air. The Canadian government has announced no plans to change this.
Government-issued photo I.D. (such as a driver's license) is sufficient for entry from the U.S. into Canada, however since you need a passport to get back into the U.S., most airlines won't board you for a flight to Canada from the U.S. without one
While it looks like you don't need a passport for entry to Canada by land, sea, or air in actuallity a U.S. citizen will not be allowed into the country without proper documentation to return home. So yes you need a passport, Nexus card, or enhanced licence to enter Canada.
Yes. A Canadian citizen requires a passport or enhanced drivers license (ON, MB, BC, QU only) to cross the American border.
If you are the citizen of a nation besides Canada, you require a visa obtained from an American embassy and a passport to cross the American border.
Yes. New Federal Laws that are part of the U.S. Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 require it. The laws were designed to strengthen border security and facilitate entry into the United States for U.S. citizens and legitimate foreign visitors. Beginning January 1, 2009, a passport is now required for entering either Canada or Mexico.
As of Summer 2009 you will need a passport for any land travel into Mexico and Canada.
Yes, you used to be able to cross without one but now you do.
Yes, basically. You now need either a valid passport or a special frequent traveler pass to cross the US border into or out of Mexico or Canada.
yes
You will get a denial entry everytime you try to cross the border without a passport.
Just the Nexus card suffices, but it's wise to have your passport when crossing the border, anyway.
Yes you need a passport to go anywhere in Canada from the US.
No.
only someone with a valid passport can enter the us ===================================== An "enhanced" driver's licence can be used for land crossings from Canada.
A passport is needed to cross any international border.
Yes, this summer 2009 it will be an requirement for all persons to show a passport to cross the United States border back, and forth.
If you are a US citizen and have the identification for it then Yes you can if you are to travel by land and sea. If by air, you need your passport.
YES if you go to on an airplane. Even if you drive to cross the border you need one
It is still possible to cross the US border into Canada or Mexico with only a drivers license and thus without a passport.
You will get a denial entry everytime you try to cross the border without a passport.
A minor needs a passport, same as an adult.
If you are Canadian you do not need a passport to enter Canada, though you may be asked to provide ID.
With a green card, border card, or passport WITH a US visa.
Just the Nexus card suffices, but it's wise to have your passport when crossing the border, anyway.
yes Yes, out of border lines of the US you need a passport for alot of different places.
You do not have to have a driver's license in order to enter the US, you just need a passport. Of course, if you plan to cross the border by driving a car, then you do need a valid license, but you legally need a license to drive any time you are driving a car, whether it involves crossing a border or not. If you are arriving in the US by plane (or by any other mode of transportation) no license is required.