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| Subject: visiting Canada one way ticket |
my friends are visiting canada with a one way ticket, their port of entry is the airport, they are coming from the USA but are not Us citizen, would there be a problem at the port of entry, they only going to be here for four days and then retuning to the US by car.
[02-05-2008,17:45]
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Anonymous |
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they have to convince the officers that they will leave and the officer would have to believe the us will let them in, so best to have evidence of a car booking and return flight from us in this case
[03-05-2008,20:13]
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Anonymous |
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depending on their country of origin, they will also need a visa.
[03-05-2008,20:32]
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Sharon |
Travelling (in reply to: visiting Canada one way ticket)
Hello,
I´ve been given a 6 month sabbatical from work, starting on the 18th Feb. Therefore i´m flying over to Canada (Whistler) for the 2010 snowboarding season. I´ll be in Canada from around the 20th of Feb, until the middle of April.
I then intend to cycle to San Fran to see family, before leaving the country. However i haven´t planned the second part of my journey yet, as want to keep some flex and not be constrained by time.
I have around £20,000 for my trip, so will have money for the return flight. Will i be OK to cycling into America, if i don´t have a return flight?
If not what do i have to do? Could i get work to write me a letter to state i have to be back in the UK in August or maybe letter of intention from my family in the UK?
I look forward to your response,
Matt Wheeler
[08-02-2010,06:53]
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matthew wheeler |
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do you have a place to stay in Whistler when you arrive? There is this small event called the Olympics that has Whistler full to the rafters until the end of February.
[08-02-2010,09:37]
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Sharon |
One way ticket (in reply to: visiting Canada one way ticket)
I am going to Canada at the start of July with a one way ticket. I will be studying in September at UBC in Vancouver, but I don´t know if my student visa will come through by the time of my flight. Can I go to Canada on a one-way ticket and explain that the student visa is on its way?
Many thanks
[02-05-2011,17:55]
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Roderick |
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very risky. How can you guarantee your student visa will be approved?
[02-05-2011,18:33]
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Sharon |
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No. The requirement(s) of being allowed entry to study include having your student visa. I would recommend waiting for the visa, or informing the consulate on the urgency of your situation prior to leaving your home country.
[03-05-2011,00:42]
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jp |
visit (in reply to: visiting Canada one way ticket)
Our daughter her husband and our grandchildren are Canadian residents, waiting for citizenship. My wife and I wish to pay an extended visit to them, and travel down through the USA maybe lasting for 6 to 8 months and then return to Canada and then the UK and repeat the process maybe a few months later. We are both British citizens, are there any restrictions to prevent us doing this? I realise that we require visa´s to enter the USA.
[03-09-2011,15:13]
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Brian Peel |
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your maximum allowable stay is 6 months per year. Other than that, I do not see a problem as long as you can show significant ties to the UK. They don´t want you deciding to stick around.
[03-09-2011,17:09]
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Sharon |
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My sister, husband and there baby are coming to visit Canada and they only bought a one way tickect with no return day. Would that be a proble
in the Canadian customs once they land in Canada?
[21-05-2012,10:16]
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Celia |
