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NO PASSPORT REQUIRED for US citizens traveling to Canada by car and returning home.
NO PASSPORT REQUIRED for Canadian citizens traveling to the US by car and returning home.
NO PASSPORT REQUIRED for US citizens flying into and returning home through any US border airport and traveling to Canada by car.
PASSPORT REQUIRED for all air and sea travel for US citizen entering into Canada require a passport.
For more information, please visit:
Crossing U.S. Borders
Travel Accommodation Announcement
Travel documents for crossing the border
Crossing
the Border: As of January 31, 2008 the U.S.
will end the practice of accepting oral declarations
of Citizenship at the Border. You wil need:
- U.S. and Canadian citizens ages 19 and older must
present documentation that proves both identity and
citizenship. Identification documents must include
a photo, name and date of birth. For information on
acceptable documentation
click here.
- Children ages 18 and under will only be required
to present proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate.
- If traveling with children, who are not a part of
your family, have a note or proof that the child has
permission to cross the border with you.
- Turn off radios and cellular phones when talking
to border agents.
- Declare all fruits, vegetables, plants and plant
products, animals, birds, eggs, meat, and meat products.
- Declare all items acquired for personal use.
- Resident aliens must carry residency cards at all
times.
- Dogs and cats must be free of any diseases communicable
to humans. Dogs older than three months must have
proof of a rabies vaccination.
- Don't fool around. Customs and immigration agents
on both sides of the border are law enforcement officials
who take their duties very seriously.
- Be patient. Additional security has been instituted
for safety on both sides of the border.
For more information visit
www.travel.state.gov
or www.cbsa.gc.ca
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