Entering March, are there any new policy changes to Canada s entry?

So far, there have been no new changes, and it is said that Canada plans to open its borders to the outside world in August, but it has not yet been decided.

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Summary. Hello, glad to answer for you. Latest policy for returning from Canada:

The latest policy for Canadian students to return to China is as follows: From now on, the latest requirements for pre-boarding new crown pneumonia testing for people going to China from Canada are as follows: 1. Cancel 2 nucleic acids within 48 hours and change them to 1 nucleic acid within 48 hours2.

Hello, glad to answer for you. The latest policy on returning from Canada: The latest policy for Canadian students returning home from the country:

From now on, the latest requirements for pre-boarding new crown pneumonia testing for people from Canada to China are as follows: 1. Cancel 2 nucleic acids within 48 hours and change them to 1 nucleic acid within 48 hours2.

In order to realize the interests and will of the classes and strata they represent, the policy is the goal of struggle, the principle of action to be followed, the clear tasks to be accomplished, the work methods to be implemented, and the general steps and specific measures to be taken by the organs of state power, political party organizations, and other social and political groups in order to realize the interests and will of the classes and strata they represent.

New entry rules:

1. Travelers must prove that they have received two doses of a state-approved Canadian vaccine (Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, and Johnson & Johnson) at least 14 days prior to arrival and are free of COVID symptoms.

2. A valid pre-arrival COVID molecular test result is negative.

3. If selected upon arrival, you must also agree to take a COVID test.

4. Submit relevant information, including proof of vaccination and quarantine plan in English or French, via the Arrivecan app or ** within 72 hours prior to arrival in Canada. Those who cannot present an Arrivecan receipt will not be allowed to board.

According to the four vaccines approved by Canada, Chinese travelers are not allowed to enter Canada for the time being.

Precautions for entry into Canada.

1. You do not need to fill in the entry form when entering Canada, but you must fill in the Hai's customs clearance declaration card. When you get off the plane, there may be immigration officers who ask you if you have a passport, etc. When going through immigration procedures, the immigration officer will ask some simple questions, such as where you are from, the purpose of your visit to Canada, and your relatives in Canada.

The immigration officer will stamp your passport and tell you how long you can stay in Canada.

2. A Canadian sponsor should be prepared in case you need to contact the sponsor when entering the country. In exceptional circumstances, the immigration officer may require you to post a bond to induce you to comply with the requirements for temporary residence in Canada. If you comply with the relevant requirements, the cash will be refunded upon departure.

3. Temporary visitors to Canada are not allowed to work or study in Canada. If you wish to change your status or extend your visa, you must apply to the Immigration Department no later than 3 weeks before your visa expires. Carry a copy of your passport, visa and a few passports** with you in case of emergency.

4. If you are studying or immigrating to Canada, it is best to bring other relevant certificates for use after arriving in Canada, such as birth certificate, certificate of no criminal record, marriage certificate, graduation certificate, transcript, degree certificate, driver's license and experience certificate. The above certificate should be notarized and accompanied by an English or French translation.

Since I am an artificial intelligence and my knowledge is up to [[training time]], I cannot provide the latest Canadian entry policy information.

However, from what I know, Canada** has been working hard to control the spread of the new coronavirus, and has put in place a series of measures to protect borders and public health. These measures include restrictions on travel, mandatory quarantine, increased border checks, and more.

After April 1, 2021, all travelers entering Canada will need to provide proof of a negative COVID test report. In addition, for international travelers, especially those from high-risk countries and regions, they may need to provide more documents and proof to prove that they meet the entry requirements.

Please note that this information may vary over time and with changes to the policy. In order to obtain the latest information on entry policies, it is recommended that you check the official or authoritative news of Canada.

On August 14, local time, Canada announced the latest entry regulations: if passengers who are fully vaccinated with Canada's recognized vaccines can be exempted from a fine or quarantine requirement if they do not submit relevant information on Arrivecan when entering the country through the land border.

According to the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), the new ArriveCAN exemption applies to travelers who have not been in a record of violations at the border and are fully vaccinated with a recognized Canadian vaccine, Canadian citizens, permanent residents and those who have registered under relevant laws and regulations to enter the country by land, as well as foreign travelers.

However, it is important to note that exempted persons will still need to submit relevant information through ArriveCan after entering the country, otherwise they may face penalties such as mandatory quarantine or fines of up to $5,000. If a foreign national violates this requirement, they may be denied re-entry to Canada.

According to the latest information on Canada's entry policy, the current border policy will be maintained until at least September 30, so let's take a look at the specific certificates and related materials required for entry.

On 29 June 2022, the Federal Ministry of Health issued an update stating that the current border policy will be maintained until at least 30 September.

1. Fully vaccinated people

There is no longer a need to provide an entry quarantine program.

For unvaccinated or partially vaccinated children aged 5 to 11 years, accompanied by a fully vaccinated parent or guardian.

Next, there will no longer be a need for Vikena to take a COVID test.

Children under the age of 5 do not need to provide a negative certificate upon entry.

Definition of fully vaccinated person.

The following four conditions must be met at the same time:

Have received at least 2 doses of a Canadian** approved vaccine, which may vary depending on the type of vaccine.

For domestic vaccines, Sinopharm and Sinovac vaccines are recognized at this stage, and other vaccines are not recognized for the time being.

Get your second dose of vaccine at least 14 days before entering Canada.

There are no signs or symptoms of COVID.

2. Those who are not fully vaccinated

Determine whether you can enter Canada by filling in the official ** (findoutifyoucanentercanada) of the immigration office.

Prepare a 14-day quarantine plan. If you plan to transfer to your final destination on the same day after arriving in Canada, you can prepare a quarantine plan at your final destination; Otherwise, it is necessary to take a quarantine plan at the place of entry.

Take a nucleic acid test within 72 hours before departure and get a negative result.

If the place of entry is Calgary, Montreal, Toronto or Vancouver, you need to make an appointment in advance for a nucleic acid test at the local airport.

Fill out and upload the above information and related documents on Arrivecan, get Sunna's receipt, and bring these documents with you to be inspected when you arrive at customs.

1) Passport. Be sure to carry it with you, the passport is equivalent to the student's ID card overseas, and it needs to be kept properly, and it is very troublesome to reissue it once it is lost.

2) Customs paper.

After the visa is successfully processed, the customs paper will be mailed back with the passport (with the words "this document shall be handed over to the Customs and Immigration Department in exchange for a study permit when entering the country").

3) School-related documents.

Domestic graduation certificate, transcripts, acceptance letter from a Canadian school, proof of payment, etc.

4) *** after the arrival can is filled.

5) Bilingual version of vaccine certificate.

6) Fill in the China Customs Mini Program in advance.

7) Nucleic acid test certificate within 48 hours (required for domestic airports).

It is required upon entry to the domestic airport, otherwise you will not be allowed to enter the airport. Some airports may require a nucleic acid test certificate within 24 hours, please check with the airport in advance.

The emergence of the global pandemic has changed people's lives, and countries have closed their borders or implemented stricter temporary border policies. Now, two years later, Canada has begun to ease its borders across the board in order to make it easier for people to return to their normal lives.

A few days ago, Canada's Minister of Health Jean-Yves Dublos announced that from February 28, travelers entering Canada will no longer need a pre-entry nucleic acid test. Previously, all incoming visitors were required to take a test before boarding or within 72 hours before landing.

In other words, from March 1, Canada began to implement new entry rules.

Starting February 28 at 12:01 (Eastern Time), travelers entering Canada will no longer need a pre-entry nucleic acid test.

Exemptions to the ban include: Canadian citizens and permanent residents, people with immediate family members in Canada, work permits, and study permits.

On September 7, 2021, Canadian time, Canada** officially announced that foreign travelers who meet the requirements will be allowed to travel to Canada for "non-essential" travel purposes without quarantine. Under the current latest policy, foreign travelers who meet all of the following requirements can enter Canada without quarantine:

First, travelers must be fully vaccinated more than 14 days before entering Canada, and the currently recognized vaccines are: Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, and Moderna; Second, travelers must take a nucleic acid test and provide a negative test report result within 72 hours before entering Canada, and the test form must be molecular testing, and antigen testing is not accepted; Third, the passenger has no symptoms of the novel coronavirus; Fourth, passengers must submit the necessary information through ArriveCan, including proof of vaccination and quarantine plan in English or French. Fifth, travelers must meet the requirements of Canada's entry policy; Sixth, if a passenger is randomly selected, he or she will need to take a nucleic acid test again upon arrival. It should be noted that most Chinese travelers are not allowed to enter Canada because the vaccines approved by Health Canada do not include Chinese vaccines.