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Lifestyle, Travels · January 4, 2020

Travel Checklist for Visiting Canada

The start of a new year is always guaranteed to give people itchy feet. The urge to explore  seems more alluring and as a result, travel agents will see a rise in bookings to many different countries. 

Visiting Canada

A destination that is always popular with visitors from across the world is Canada. A country steeped in history and culture, Canada borders the United States of America and has just as much to offer as the great USA.

However, for those visiting for the first time, it pays to know exactly what you need before you arrive to make sure your trip runs smoothly without any hiccups or problems. After all, once you’ve booked your trip, paid for it and traveled all that way, the last thing you want is to be turned away at the border.

Have The Right Documents

This goes for any country you are visiting generally. Making sure you take the time to apply for the correct documents to enter the country should be one of the first things you do. 

Make it a top priority when you are visiting Canada. Applying for an ETA Canada via Evisumservice will mean you have the correct documentation to enter the country. Do this as soon as you book your trip so you know it is taken care of. An electronic travel visa (eta) is linked on your passport and lets the relevant authorities know you are able to visit the country legally.

Travel Insurance

Healthcare is different everywhere. In the UK, we have free medical care thanks to the NHS. However, you aren’t afforded the same level of healthcare for free in other countries. Whilst you may not have to use your travel insurance for healthcare whilst abroad, having it there just in case is essential for any traveler.

Plan Your Trip in Advance

Canada is a huge country so consider your must-see locations, how long you intend to stay and how you will get from one area to another. It makes sense to plan your visit thoroughly beforehand so you know exactly what you are doing and the timescale you have to do it in. Don’t forget, getting from one place to another in Canada takes time and if you factor this in you won’t be stressed, rushing from one location to the next. There’s no point travelling to a wonderful destination like Canada unless you have the time to fully immerse yourself in your surroundings and the trip as a whole. 

Know your Emergency Details

Familiarise yourself with the details you need to be aware of when visiting Canada – or indeed anywhere you haven’t been to before. For example, do you know the emergency number, where to find your country’s embassy or the currency you will be using during your trip? Getting clued up will naturally help your trip run more smoothly and prepare you for any cultural changes and practical ones ahead of your visit. Don’t skip the research! Especially as there are so many great travel blogs on the web to take advantage of full of advice, tips and recommendations to get the best out of your journey. It will pay in the long run to do your homework before you set off – happy travels!

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