Travel Authorisation Canada

CHF 50.00

Swiss citizens flying to Canada must obtain an eTA in advance, and airlines will not allow boarding without approval. Our Travel Authorisation Canada service ensures your application is accurate and complete so you can travel with confidence.

Description

Swiss citizens do not require a traditional visa for short visits to Canada, but they must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before boarding a flight. The eTA is mandatory for air travel and is electronically linked to your passport. It is valid for up to five years or until your passport expires, whichever comes first, and allows multiple visits of up to six months per entry. Our Travel Authorisation Canada service ensures your eTA application is accurate, timely, and stress-free.

Airline checks: Airlines are required to verify eTA approvals at check-in. Without an approved eTA, Swiss travelers will not be allowed to board their flight to Canada. Carrying both digital and printed confirmation of your eTA is strongly recommended.

Visa process and timing:
The eTA is applied for online and is usually approved within minutes. In some cases, additional documentation may be required, extending processing to several days. To avoid last-minute issues, apply at least one week before travel.

Entry requirements for Swiss citizens include:

  • A valid Swiss passport (the eTA is electronically linked to this document)

  • Approved eTA before boarding any flight to Canada

  • Proof of onward or return travel, if requested

  • Evidence of sufficient funds to cover your stay

Swiss citizens entering Canada by land or sea (for example, from the USA) do not require an eTA, but must carry a valid Swiss passport.

Health and insurance requirements:

  • No mandatory vaccinations are required, though routine immunizations should be up to date

  • COVID-19 rules have eased but may be reintroduced; always check close to departure

  • Comprehensive travel insurance is highly recommended, as healthcare in Canada can be very costly for foreign visitors

Customs and border rules:

  • Goods above duty-free limits must be declared

  • Currency over CAD $10,000 must be declared when entering or leaving Canada

  • Routine customs checks are common, and travelers may face additional questioning at the border

Stay limits and longer visits:
The eTA allows Swiss citizens to stay in Canada for up to six months per visit. For longer stays, such as work, study, or residence, the appropriate visa or permit must be obtained. Overstaying can result in fines, removal, or future re-entry bans.

Canada offers Swiss travelers diverse attractions, from world-class cities like Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver to the stunning landscapes of the Rockies and Niagara Falls. With our Travel Authorisation Canada service, you receive expert support, accurate guidance, and complete peace of mind.

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