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What are the rules for crossing the Canadian border?
Citizens of the United States wishing to cross the border into Canada must provide a U.S. passport, a U.S. passport card or an enhanced driver’s license (EDL). A passport card is less costly than a full passport, but can only be used at land and sea entry ports.
Which US States border Canada?
US States bordering Canada (east to west): Maine. New Hampshire. Vermont. New York. Pennsylvania (border on Lake Erie) Ohio (border on Lake Erie) Michigan.
What are the requirements to get into Canada?
Every American citizen who plans to fly into Canada must have a valid passport. Even a newborn is required to have a passport. The only requirement is that it be valid at the time of entry.
How do I get into Canada?
TO GET INTO CANADA. You do need a passport or an equivalent travel document in order to enter Canada. For information on the NEXUS program, visit the U.S. Customs and Border Protection. For detailed information on entry requirements visit the Government of Canada’s Requirements to Enter Canada page.
Can you cross the US Canada border?
To cross the border into Canada you will need the following documents: American Citizens: A passport is not required but is strongly recommended. For Canadians returning to Canada: a passport is strongly recommended by the Canadian Border Services Agency.
What are the requirements to travel to Canada from the US?
The basic requirements for visiting Canada from the United States include having a valid passport, no criminal convictions and being in good health. There are additional requirements for people visiting from overseas. Naturalized citizens who do not have passports must show valid naturalization documents to enter Canada from the United States.