I'd like some confirmation whether an eTA (electronic travel authority) is required for an Australian passport holder entering INTO Canada FROM the US on FOOT. The entry point is the bridge that connects the two countries at Niagara Falls. From my research, it looks as though an eTA is only required if entering by air, but I cannot find any info regarding entering on foot. I'm guessing walking through the border would be the same as entering by car, train or boat? Thanks.
USA/Canada Visa for Border Crossing on Foot
wcm8382 on 14/04/2017 - 13:09
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Thanks!
Google "Canada ETA"
First result
Second paragraph"Visa-exempt travellers do not need an eTA when entering Canada by land (e.g. car or bus) or sea (e.g. cruise ship)"
Yeah, walking is indeed by land! Thanks!
The view from the Canadian side is well worth going across. We stayed the night at a hotel in Canada that had a a view of both falls and they had fireworks on that night. Well worth looking into if the fireworks is on but make sure you have a room with a decent view. The town is pretty ho-hum but the park is reaaly good and the Maid of the Mist is well worth it. Have fun.
Thanks for your tips.. will keep them in mind!
Maid of the mist is good, but Cave of the winds was even better!
https://www.niagarafallslive.com/cave_of_the_winds.htm
Best part of the niagara falls experience IMHO.
Will look into it.. cheers!
Nah, Trudeau loves illegal immigrants
make sure you have quarters for the turnstile. many years ago i jumped over it as i didn't have any coins and US officers approached me i explained i just wanted a stamp in the passport. they gave me a souvenir stamp and i walked back across into Canada free. lol
No, its not needed. As long you have ETA with US, youre fine. Thanks!