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| Subject: Question on Traveller's Cheque |
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I´m landing in Canada next month from the US by car. My question is, are you allowed to bring more than $10,000.00 worth of Traveller´s Cheque without being taxed.
Also, other than traveller´s cheque, what else can you show to the immigration officer upon landing as proof of settlement funds.
Your input will be highly appreciated as I am counting the days to my landing in Canada.
[25-08-2006,13:31]
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(in reply to: Question on Traveller's Cheque)
Yes, traveller´s checks can be used - you have to declare an amount over $10,000 at the customs. You will not be taxed.
You can also carry certificate of deposit (CD), bank account statement from a US bank.
[25-08-2006,13:36]
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Question on Traveller's Cheque (in reply to: Question on Traveller's Cheque)
Thanks a lot Bill. In what document or website can I find that the cerificate of deposit &/or bank account statement from a US bank is allowed as proof of settelment funds by the Canadian immigration officer?
Again, your reply to this inquiry will highly be appreciated.
[27-08-2006,01:20]
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