Travel Information Hub

Yes. Every traveller, regardless of vaccination status, needs to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test at the time of departure to Canada. Airline staff will be verifying passenger paperwork at the time of boarding. We recommend you reference the latest information on the Government of Canada website.

The Government of Canada announced that effective October 30, air passengers departing from Canadian airports will need to be fully vaccinated. 

Please refer to the Government of Canada’s website to check if you qualify as a fully vaccinated traveller.

Canadian residents, students and temporary foreign workers, among others, are allowed to enter Canada. All foreign nationals who qualify for the fully vaccinated traveller exemption are now allowed to enter Canada. Use the Government of Canada’s website to confirm if you can enter Canada.

Travellers who are partially vaccinated or unvaccinated must quarantine for 14 days. Learn whether you need to quarantine on travel.gc.ca.

Fully vaccinated travellers who meet the requirements will not need to quarantine; however, all travellers must still provide a quarantine plan and be prepared to quarantine, in case it is determined at the border that they do not meet the necessary requirements. Learn more at canada.ca.

Canadian residents, students and temporary foreign workers, among others, are allowed to enter Canada. Fully vaccinated foreign nationals are now also allowed to enter Canada for discretionary travel. Use the Government of Canada’s website to confirm if you can enter Canada.

If you are a Canadian resident, student or temporary foreign worker that is fully vaccinated, you can enter and may not be required to meet quarantine and testing requirements.

If you are a Canadian resident, student or temporary foreign worker that is partially vaccinated, you can enter but will still need to meet quarantine and testing requirements.

Learn more at canada.ca.

Yes. To book your test, go to our COVID-19 Testing section to learn more about the testing services provided by Switch Health at the Value Park Garage clinic.

This depends on the type of test you receive. Switch Health is offering different types of tests to accommodate travel requirements of different countries. To learn more, go to the Switch Health portal.

Passengers are strongly recommended to research the requirements for their travel plans before arriving at the airport. Refer to official government sources in the region that you are travelling to, or use a third-party service, such as the interactive map from Destination Canada (domestic travel) or Sherpa (international travel).