Requirements (besides passport) for border crossing from USA by _foot_ for visit?
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Posted on: 07-01-05 02:30:38
Hello. I've been wondering about something that may sound rather natural when it comes to crossing the US/CA border for visiting except for one thing: I'd like to know the requirements for someone who wishes to cross the border by _foot_ (walking with your two feet, ;-)), if even possible these days. What should someone say to the person when asked for proof of leaving Canada on the date they plan to? Thanks...
I haven't done it personally, but I don't think it should be any different than driving by car across the border.
Lots of people do this at Niagara Falls every day.
Do the same things you would do if you were crossing by car.
I don't understand about proof of leaving Canada.
If you are a PR, then you don't have to bother about any proof of leaving.
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Orginally posted by pratickm
I haven't done it personally, but I don't think it should be any different than driving by car across the border.
Lots of people do this at Niagara Falls every day.
Do the same things you would do if you were crossing by car.
I don't understand about proof of leaving Canada.
If you are a PR, then you don't have to bother about any proof of leaving.
I'm not a PR.
Then you should have a valid canadian or US visa
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Orginally posted by Smiley
Then you should have a valid canadian or US visa
I'm born in and live in the US. I'm a US citizen. I've heard that you don't need a visa to visit Canada from the US if you are a US citizen.
Great
You can just walk into Canada and go to the immigration counter and show your identification . You should be fine
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Orginally posted by adam917
Then you should have a valid canadian or US visa
I'm born in and live in the US. I'm a US citizen. I've heard that you don't need a visa to visit Canada from the US if you are a US citizen.
I think you don't even need your passport.
All you need is your birth certificate.
I know lots of my colleagues in the US crossed at Niagara Falls simply by showing their birth certificate.
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"Mah deah, there is much more money to be made in the destruction of civilization than in building it up."
-- Rhett Butler in "Gone with the Wind"
