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Important Advice
Canadians Need Passport When Flying to US
Starting on January 23, 2007 Canadians will need a valid passport when entering or travelling through the United States by air. Canadians without the right paperwork may be sent to a secondary screening by U.S. Customs and Border Protection and might be prevented from boarding their flight.
For land travel, Canadians won't officially need a passport until as early as 2008. However, the Canadian government recommends that all Canadians carry a valid passport when travelling to the US.
Canadians without passports can still travel by air to the US as long as they have a NEXUS Air card when used at a NEXUS Air kiosk.
For more information about entry requirements to the US, visit www.voyage.gc.ca.
No matter where you are heading on your next trip, it's always a good idea to do some research before you go. Visit the links below to find current information about health and safety at your destination.
Travel Medicine Program (Public Health Agency of Canada)
Travel health advisories from the Public Health Agency of Canada and international reports from public health authorities around the world.
World Health Organization
Current information about global disease outbreaks and emergencies.
Information and Assistance for Canadian Abroad
A wide variety of resources including current Travel Reports about safety and security, and emergency contact information for Canadians abroad.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
A US Government organization with current information about global disease outbreaks and emergencies, vaccinations, and good general advice on maintaining your health when you travel.
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