Requirements to enter outside of Canada

Canada reopened its borders on August 9 to American tourists by air and tomorrow, September 7, it reopens to the rest of the world.

To enter Canada, foreign visitors will need to present:

1 – Certificate of vaccination (the process should be 100% complete), with vaccines accepted in the country: AstraZeneca (including Covishield, made in Brazil), Janssen, Pfizer and Moderna. Coronavac is not currently accepted.
2 – Submit a negative PCR test or molecular for covid-19, performed up to 72 hours before shipment.
3 – Visa for Canada, which today can be taken online. The electronic travel authorization, ETA, is issued in five minutes for those who have a U.S. visa or have had a Canadian visa issued within the past ten years.
4 – Download the ArriveCan application, answer incoming questions, and wait for approval.

On this link from the Canadian government, the traveler answers the questions and at the end the program indicates whether or not the passenger is able to enter Canada.

BRAZIL ON THE RISE
According to Air Canada’s vice president of international sales, the recently promoted Brazilian Virgílio Russi, based on September and October figures, and until 2022, Brazil is expected to be one of the drivers of recovery in Latin America. September and October flights are crowded, especially with students and passengers visiting friends and relatives (VFR).

Leisure in Brazil is expected to start returning with the 2021/22 ski season, and Air Canada resumes the daily flight to Toronto and the three weekly flights to Montreal in exactly December, in time to catch the opening of the new snow station. at the club. Med. He is also betting on the arrival of Canadians and Brazilians who live in Canada in Brazil.

The normal flow of leisure and business is expected to return throughout 2022. The forecast for a full return of long-haul demand is 2024. By then, fewer flights, some restrictions and priority markets.

In the United States, Air Canada already serves more than 40 destinations (before the pandemic there were more than 50), passing the critical phase during which it only reached 15 services. Flights to the Caribbean are also quite large, with 100 flights per week and sales 20% higher than 2019.

“Canada is very well positioned in terms of post-pandemic products, with many options for nature, destinations and outdoor attractions,” he said in an interview with Portal PANROTAS. In Latin America, Air Canada also serves Mexico and Colombia, and is expected to resume flights from Toronto to Buenos Aires and Santiago (triangular) in December.