Heading to Canada for FIFA World Cup 2026™? Know before you go!
Travelling to Canada for FIFA World Cup ™? Before you go, make sure you have the right travel documents, understand declaration requirements, and know which items are prohibited at the border. Watch our latest reel for key travel tips.
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Visual: An officer holds a soccer ball on a moving sidewalk in an airport.
Officer #1: Heading to Canada for the FIFA World Cup ™? Whether you're flying or driving, make sure you have your travel documents ready.
Visual: The officer punts the ball and it travels off-screen. In a different airport, a ball falls into the scene and another officer receives it with her foot.
Officer #2: Plan ahead and carry proper identification for yourself and any children travelling with you. If a minor is travelling without both parents, bring a consent letter.
Visual: The officer kicks the ball and it travels off-screen. At a land port of entry, a ball rolls to another officer, who receives it with her foot and picks it up. Buddy the Bear is in the background.
Officer #3: When entering Canada, remember to truthfully answer all of the declaration questions.
Visual: Icons of cannabis and illegal drugs appear, each with a prohibition symbol.
Officer #3: Cannabis and illegal drugs are prohibited from crossing the border, whether entering or leaving Canada.
Visual: A traveller at a land port of entry, hands his passport, to an officer.
Visual: The traveller and officer talk outside the vehicle.
Visual: The officer scans the traveller’s suitcase in an x-ray machine.
Narrator: Don’t pack prohibited items like firearms, flares, fireworks, or pepper spray.
Visual: In an airport, an officer hands back a passport to a traveller.
Visual: A soccer ball rolls to Buddy the Bear and he receives it with his foot.
Narrator: Welcome to Canada and enjoy the FIFA World Cup ™ games.
Visual: The corporate signature of Canada Border Services Agency and the Canada wordmark.
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