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When you enter Canada, a border services officer may ask to see your passport and a valid visa (if you are arriving from a country from which one is required). If you are a United States citizen (U.S.), you do not need a passport to enter Canada; however, you should carry proof of your citizenship such as a birth certificate, a certificate of citizenship or naturalization or a Certificate of Indian Status, as well as a photo ID. If you are a permanent resident of the U.S., you must bring your permanent resident card with you.
The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative is a result of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 (IRTPA), requiring all travelers to present a passport or other document that denotes identity and citizenship when entering the U.S. A passport or a NEXUS Card are two of the seven options of documents required to enter the US from Canada. I suggest you check those sites before your trip to see if any of the information changes.
This would usually depend if you are to Travel by Air or By land or sea. For Air Travel to Canada for US citizens, you need your passport, if you are to travel by Sea or land, you can use your passport book, or passport card, NEXUS card, or your Enhanced Driver's license or Green Card, However, This may depend also on your age, Minors below 16 can travel with parent's letter of permission with birth certificate, usually they don't ask for IDs when you are a minor.
this would depend on where the tourist is going, is this tourist FROM Canada, or is he/she travelling from Another Country THROUGH Canada, or is this person coming from Canada to say the USA, then yes, as long as they have a VALID passport.
You need a passport showing you are an American citizen!
I would assume you'll need a passport given that it's a foreign country.
Walk across it
A passport?
There are no requirements for Canadians traveling in the US just as US citizens don't need a passport to go to Canada although that is changing. Once you enter the US, you have met all the requirements according the US Border Control and the INS. You can travel freely just as any US citizen could. Of course for flying you would need some type of government ID just as a US citizen would to board a flight.
No, you need to apply Canada visitor visa~
It depends what country your passport is from. Some countries don't need visas to enter the US temporarily, but most do. Search "visitor visa to US" for a list of countries. Multi-EntryCanadian visas allow visitors/workers/students with visa requirements to travel to foreign countries and back. Single-entry visas allow visitors to travel within the continental North America and back without requiring a new visa as long as all other requirements are met and they have legal status inside Canada.
Canada and the USA share a common dominant language (English) and a fairly common culture, especially in entertainment, literature and sports.
starting in 2008, YES we need passports to get into Canada
Yes.
Not necessarily. However, if you are eligible or have the documents for your travel to Canada, then yes, you can enter Canada.
As of June 1st, 2009, you need a passport to travel from Canada to the US.
The best way to travel between Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada and Grand Forks, North Dakota is to drive on I-29/US81 in the US and highway 75 (Lord Selkirk Highway) in Canada.
If you are not a citizen of the US or Canada, you must have a US Visa to travel in the US.
There are no requirements for Canadians traveling in the US just as US citizens don't need a passport to go to Canada although that is changing. Once you enter the US, you have met all the requirements according the US Border Control and the INS. You can travel freely just as any US citizen could. Of course for flying you would need some type of government ID just as a US citizen would to board a flight.
a passport is not yet necessary to travel between the US and Canada, although it is desired. If you haven't gotten a passport yet, at the least bring your child's birth certificate.
There are no roads from Churchill leading to the rest of Canada, much less the US.
You will have to find out what the requirements are for pharmacy technicians in Canada. It might not be necessary. In the US there are no standard requirements for Pharmacy technicians. If the same holds true for Canada then it is a moot issue. However, employers will know you have the skills which will benefit you.
That depends on what part of the US you are in and what part of Canada you are going to. If you are in Alaska, Canada is east and south. If you are in Maine, Canada is west and north.
The requirements for being a licensed seller of travel insurance vary by State. You should check with your State's Insurance Commission for what is needed for your State.
South African Airlines does travel to Canada. Fly SSA has tons of information and there are special fare to the US and canada. Fees and rates do apply.