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Large English-speaking country in North America between Canada and Mexico, and Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. Used for questions on traveling from, to, or through the USA. For general questions about North America, use the [north-america] tag but be more specific (eg State) where relevant.
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What do I need to know about going through immigration traveling out of the country for the ...
Travelling with a carry on in Canada/leaving: ensure your liquids are in marked 100ml containers, no more than 1L in a clear bag.
The last time I went to California, i had alayover from Toronto to …
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Entry in USA and then onto Canada
As phoog mentions, an eTA is not required when entering by land. This lists countries exempt from the eTA .
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How easy is it for someone with blindness to go through customs?
I'm not sure if you were asked to remove your Aira device at security in the US. This may be something to bring up with staff when checking in, and again in line since electronics need to be scanned a …
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