News - CBSA

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) would like to remind travelers that border measures remain in place for travelers entering or returning to Canada and that they should get informed and understand their obligations as they make their travel plans.

On October 12, 2021,  the United States announced that in November, they will begin allowing fully vaccinated travelers from Canada to enter the United States at land and ferry points of entry for discretionary (non-essential) reasons, such as tourism.

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is warning the public about ongoing email, web, text messages and telephone scams in which people posing as officials from the CBSA are asking for payment or personal information, including Social Insurance Number (SIN).

As was announced on July 19, the Government of Canada will allow fully vaccinated foreign nationals meeting the conditions to enter Canada for discretionary (non-essential) purposes starting on September 7, 2021.

The Government of Canada has put in place emergency border measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 and its variants into Canada. The Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canada Border Services Agency are reminding travellers and returning Canadian residents about what to expect at the border.

The Canada Border Services Agency is reminding all travellers ahead of the upcoming August 3, 2020, Civic Holiday and long weekend, travel restrictions are still in place at all Canadian international border crossings.

Further to announcements made on April 15 and May 12, the Canada Border Services Agency is temporarily reducing service hours at additional land, air, and marine ports of entry (POE) in addition to deferring seasonal opening hours at select POEs.

The Canada Border Services Agency is reminding all travellers of the July 1 (Canada) and July 4 (United States) holidays, that travel restrictions are still in place at all Canadian international border crossings.

The Canada Border Services Agency is reminding Manitobans that visiting the International Peace Garden is international travel and constitutes exiting Canada.

The Canada Border Services Agency is reminding all travellers that the travel restrictions announced in March are still in place at all of Canada’s international border crossings.