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Mexico City.- With its wonderful cities and attractive landscapes at any time of the year, Canada It is an attractive destination for international tourism. It also particularly attracts the attention of Mexicans due to its geographical proximity, so this country could be on many people’s lists as a destination to visit on their next vacation.
But can Mexicans enter this country with only their passports? The truth is that no. Citizens of Mexico Requires making a Special procedure To be able to enter the country. Fortunately, it is a simpler procedure than any other special permit, because it is not a visa. It should be remembered that since 2016, Canada Visa requirements abolished For citizens who wish to travel to that country and have Mexican passport.
Instead, now you should have it Electronic travel authorizationknown as Expected time of arrival. This requirement is for Mexicans traveling to the North American country for a short stay. It is used when visiting the country for visits, work, tourist activities, or while in transit through a Canadian airport. On the other hand, this is not necessary if you enter this nation by other means of transportation, i.e. by car, bus, train or boat.
If entering by means other than by air, only appropriate travel documents are required. To process the ETA, it is necessary to submit an application at Official website of the Government of Canada. It is an electronic procedure and takes only a few minutes to fill out the form. However, it is recommended to do this in advance, because although in most cases it is approved almost immediately, sometimes it may take a few days.
On the other hand, the cost of ETA is very reasonable, at seven Canadian dollars, which is about 90 Mexican pesos at the current exchange rate. Once approved, it will be sufficient just to show your passport upon your arrival in the country, as the permit will be linked to that document. After fulfilling this requirement, it is now possible for you as a Mexican to enjoy your vacation in Canada.
Source: Tribune
