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Your embassy will assist you if an emergency (eg. Natural disasters, civil unrest, etc) occur

Why Register with the Embassy

Travel Registration is a service provided by the government. This service allows you to record information about your upcoming trip abroad to the Department of State so it can be used to assist you in case of an emergency. People residing abroad can also get routine information from their nearest embassy or consulate if registered.

Required Information to Apply

Once You Have Registered With Your Embassy Or Consulate, You Will Need To Update Your Data If:

  • your contact details change,
  • your civil status changes,
  • you are going back to your home country.

Learn More: Advance CBSA Declaration (ArriveCAN)

What you need to know

  • The Canada Advance CBSA Declaration doesn’t replace a Canadian visa.

  • The Canada Advance CBSA Declaration is the customs and immigration form that you must present at the airport.

  • With iVisa you can fill out this form 72 hours in advance, instead of doing it at the last minute.

  • International air travelers entering Canada that are bringing goods like alcohol, tobacco, plants, animals, weapons, food, business documents, or money need to fill out the Customs Declaration Card.

  • If you’re traveling with minors you can include their travel information in your Canada Advance CBSA Declaration.

  • You no longer need proof of COVID-19 vaccination, PCR, or Antigen tests, quarantine, or be isolated in Canada.

  • iVisa is a legitimate company accredited and recognized by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). For more information, see the FAQs below.

Are you traveling to Canada soon? It’s an excellent idea to submit the CBSA Declaration in advance. You can fill out this customs declaration online quickly and easily. Fill it out in just a few minutes and enjoy a faster arrival experience in Canada.

Keep reading to find all details about the customs and immigration declaration and learn how to fill out the form online with iVisa.

What is the Advance Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Declaration?

By submitting Canada's optional Advance CBSA Declaration, you can complete the electronic customs declaration before departure, which allows for faster border processing. This modern initiative is part of a program that uses new digital tools to improve travel document processing.

The facility is currently available for all travellers arriving through the following international airports:

  • Toronto Pearson International Airport Terminal 1 & 3

  • Vancouver International Airport

  • Montreal-Trudeau International Airport

  • Winnipeg Richardson International Airport

You must submit the form within 72 hours before arrival. Be aware that this document does not replace a visa. Check our convenient visa checker tool to find out if you need a visa to visit Canada.

Who needs to complete the Canada Border Services Agency Declaration?

International travelers arriving in Canada can fill out the customs declaration at the arrival airport, but it is easier to do it online in advance. The process is simple and quick with the Advance CBSA Declaration feature.

If you have something to declare upon arrival in Canada, for example, significant amounts of cash money, valuable jewelry, alcoholic beverages, and/or food, simply fill out the form online before departure. You must print the document to present to Canada’s border services officers on arrival or airport kiosk.

How long is the Advance CBSA Declaration valid?

Travelers arriving at Canada’s international airports can use this optional feature once. You have to submit a new declaration if you leave the country and enter Canada's borders again.

Information requested on the declaration

You need to provide only a few requirements to submit the declaration and save time on arrival:

  • Passport - It must have at least six months of validity from the date of arrival in Canada.

  • Email address - You will receive the document via email.

  • Payment method - A credit or debit card to pay the processing fee.

Transiting in Canada

You don’t need to submit the Advance CBSA Declaration Feature if you are transiting in Canada. The Canada Border Services Agency developed this document specifically for travelers who have to declare goods upon entering the country through international airports. If you are not leaving the airport, there is no need to fill the document.

Advance CBSA Declaration application process

The Border Services Agency CBSA created the optional declaration service to facilitate quick arrival in the country. Travelers can declare goods online by following these three steps:

  • First, fill out requested information and answer the customs and immigration declaration questions truthfully. Then, choose the preferred processing time for your document.

  • Second, double-check and verify your information to avoid any mistakes. After that, introduce a payment method for the service fee.

  • Third, click on the ‘submit’ button and wait for the declaration to arrive in your email.

You must fill out the declaration within 72 hours of arriving in Canada. Once you receive the document, you must print it and present it to borden officials.

Costs and processing time of the Advance CBSA Declaration

iVisa offers three options for processing the customs and immigration declaration. The prices vary according to your needs and budget:

  • Standard processing time: This is an affordable option (USD $24.99) for those who have some time before they travel (24 hours).

  • Rush processing time: This processing option is a good alternative if you are in a hurry (4 hours). For an additional fee (USD $33.99) you’ll get the document faster than the standard option.

  • Super rush processing time: If you need to receive your declaration ASAP (30 minutes), this is the best option to get it on time for an express fee (USD $49.99).

Traveling to Canada with minors

Each traveler needs to fill out a customs declaration, whether at the airport or in advance online. A parent or legal guardian can assist the minor with filling out the document.

Where can I learn more?

If you still have concerns about documents or requirements to travel to Canada or other immigration information, chat with our customer service experts or email [email protected].

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Ross H
USAJuly 3 2024
We have a family road trip coming up; we’re driving from Seattle to Vancouver to see the kids’ grandparents. I remember having to fill out the Advance CBSA Declaration when I last flew into Vancouver. But now that we’re driving there, I’m not sure if I still have to fill it out. Does it apply to road travelers as well?
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iVisa
October 3 2024
No, it doesn’t. If you're driving from Seattle to Vancouver, you don't need to fill out the Advance CBSA Declaration. This declaration is currently required only for air travelers arriving at certain Canadian international airports, not for land crossings​.
Élise D
FranceJuly 8 2024
I’m on my first big international trip from Lyon to Houston, USA with a layover in Montreal (YUL). I’m flying with Air Canada, and I noticed I’ve got to fill out something called a CBSA declaration. It’s asking me how long I’ll be staying in Canada, but I’m just there to catch my next flight to the US. Do I need to complete this declaration if I’m only in Montreal for a connection?
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iVisa
October 3 2024
Yes, even if you're just transiting through Montreal, you need to complete the CBSA declaration. When filling it out, you can specify that your stay in Canada is just for the transit duration. This process can be done up to 72 hours before you arrive. It's designed to speed up your entry process into Canada, even if you're only staying briefly in the airport for a layover​.
Anne B
UKJuly 19 2024
I’m on my way to Canada tomorrow, starting with a flight from London to Vancouver and then connecting to Edmonton, which is where I’ll be staying. When filling out the Advance CBSA Declaration it asked for my ‘arrival airport.’ I put down Edmonton as that’s my final destination. But now I’m second-guessing if I should have put Vancouver instead since it’s my entry point into Canada. Could this mix-up cause any delays or issues at customs?
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iVisa
October 3 2024
For the Advance CBSA Declaration, you should list Vancouver as your arrival airport since it's your first point of entry into Canada where you'll undergo customs and immigration checks, not Edmonton. Listing the wrong entry point could potentially cause delays, so it's a good idea to ensure your declaration reflects Vancouver as your arrival airport to smooth your entry process.

Questions?

Ross H, USA | July 3, 2024

We have a family road trip coming up; we’re driving from Seattle to Vancouver to see the kids’ grandparents. I remember having to fill out the Advance CBSA Declaration when I last flew into Vancouver. But now that we’re driving there, I’m not sure if I still have to fill it out. Does it apply to road travelers as well?

Cami, iVisa | July 6, 2024

No, it doesn’t. If you're driving from Seattle to Vancouver, you don't need to fill out the Advance CBSA Declaration. This declaration is currently required only for air travelers arriving at certain Canadian international airports, not for land crossings​.

Élise D, France | July 8, 2024

I’m on my first big international trip from Lyon to Houston, USA with a layover in Montreal (YUL). I’m flying with Air Canada, and I noticed I’ve got to fill out something called a CBSA declaration. It’s asking me how long I’ll be staying in Canada, but I’m just there to catch my next flight to the US. Do I need to complete this declaration if I’m only in Montreal for a connection?

Martin, iVisa | July 10, 2024

Yes, even if you're just transiting through Montreal, you need to complete the CBSA declaration. When filling it out, you can specify that your stay in Canada is just for the transit duration. This process can be done up to 72 hours before you arrive. It's designed to speed up your entry process into Canada, even if you're only staying briefly in the airport for a layover​.

Anne B, UK | July 19, 2024

I’m on my way to Canada tomorrow, starting with a flight from London to Vancouver and then connecting to Edmonton, which is where I’ll be staying. When filling out the Advance CBSA Declaration it asked for my ‘arrival airport.’ I put down Edmonton as that’s my final destination. But now I’m second-guessing if I should have put Vancouver instead since it’s my entry point into Canada. Could this mix-up cause any delays or issues at customs?

Martin, iVisa | Aug 22, 2024

For the Advance CBSA Declaration, you should list Vancouver as your arrival airport since it's your first point of entry into Canada where you'll undergo customs and immigration checks, not Edmonton. Listing the wrong entry point could potentially cause delays, so it's a good idea to ensure your declaration reflects Vancouver as your arrival airport to smooth your entry process.

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The Canada Advance CBSA Declaration is like the customs and immigration forms you need to fill out at the airport but is much more convenient since you can do it 72 hours in advance.

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Applying will take you no more than 15 minutes.

Yes, the Canada Advance CBSA Declaration is normally available for free. Nevertheless, we remind you that applying for this document with our services is a great way to save yourself a lot of time.

Also, keep in mind that at iVisa you can complete the online application form in any language you prefer, and our team of specialists will always ensure that your application doesn’t have any issues.

If you’re traveling with minors you can include their travel information in your Canada Advance CBSA Declaration.

Remember that to finish the process of this declaration you need to go to a kiosk or eGate at a Canadian airport to process your travel documents. If you are traveling with children under 16 they can not use the eGates.

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According to Canada’s government's official website, you can use your Canada Advance CBSA Declaration in the following airports:

  • Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) Terminals 1 and 3
  • Vancouver International Airport (YVR)
  • Montreal-Trudeau International Airport (YUL)
  • Winnipeg Richardson International Airport (YWG)

We recommend you keep checking Canada’s government’s official website because this travel document will soon be available to enter Calgary, Edmonton, Billy Bishop Toronto City, Ottawa, Québec City, and Halifax airports.

Start your application here!

You no longer need proof of COVID-19 vaccination, PCR, or Antigen tests, quarantine, or be isolated because Canada passed the Omicron wave and a big part of the population is vaccinated against COVID-19.

Start your trip to Canada here!

You can check more information about the Canada Advance CBSA Declaration here.

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The second-largest province in Canada is Quebec. You don’t have to travel all the way to Europe to experience French language, food and traditions, thanks, in some part, to the 800 women sent to the region by the then-King of France, Louis the fourteenth in the 1600’s. They played a key role in growing both the population and the French customs, language and background that are reflected in Quebecois life today.

Learn more about the indigenous community in Canada by visiting the Museum of Civilisation in Quebec city once you have a Canada ArriveCAN. This fascinating and informative spot can be found in the Old Port district, and provides a fantastic insight into the ways that the modern world has changed and developed over time. Check the website for opening times as it is sometimes closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Another place that travellers interested in learning more about First Nation experience should visit is the former fur trade post, now known as Obadjiwan-Fort Temiscamingue National Historic Site. Take a walk around the lake and run through the enchanted forest as you discover more about the clashes between rival merchants, fighting for control of the fur industry in this area.

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So if you’re tempted to book a vacation to Canada, iVisa.com can assist you with the essential documentation that will be required to facilitate a smooth entry on your arrival. You will need to present the ArriveCAN Health Declaration when you land at the airport, so make sure you avoid problems by applying in advance. iVisa.com will process your arrival card for the bargain price of 20 USD. All you have to do is complete the simplified form on the iVisa.com website. You won’t have to sort through a long list of questions because our expert team of professionals has remastered the Canada ArriveCAN Health Declaration application process and replaced it with an even better way to get the paperwork you need to travel to Canada.

Once you’ve entered the basic information that we require, it’s the ideal moment to check everything over for typing errors. The details you provide should always match what is shown on your passport and we also recommend that you review the email address provided as we will send your ArriveCAN Health Declaration to you by email so that you can either print it out or keep an electronic copy on your smartphone. If you’re certain that everything was entered correctly, you simply need to pay the processing fee. We accept debit and credit cards. By paying the iVisa.com service charge, your Canada ArriveCAN document will be revised by travel document experts before being submitted to the relevant Canadian authorities. Keep a close eye on your email inbox as we will reach out to you if we have any questions about your application or if we identify any discrepancies in the information given to us. If there’s no issues, just wait for the notification that your Canada ArriveCAN Health Declaration has arrived in your inbox.

At iVisa, we understand that your time is valuable, and we strive to provide you with the fastest service possible. Our processing times are estimated based on the average duration it takes governments to process visa applications. These estimated times begin from the moment we receive all the correct information for your application until you receive your visa. While we work diligently to expedite the process, it’s important to note that we are reliant on the processing times set by the government authorities.
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