I am traveling to Canada on a round the world trip. My home country does not require me to have a visa to enter Canada. I am flying to Canada on a one way plane ticket and I have a departure bus ticket to leave to the US but I am not a US citizen. I have a visa to enter the US but I do not have a departure ticket from the US and I haven't decided where I want to go from there.
Question - Will Canadian Immigration deny me at the border for not having a departure from the US even though I have a departure ticket from Canada?
It is not the canadian immigration,but the us immigration might rise the question.I guess you can tell them u r a tourist and would leave in roughly some time period say 4 weeks?You can also show them that you have the ticket from canada to your home country
Right, I am not concerned about US immigration at this point, I am most concerned about CANADIAN immigration as that is the first part of my trip. Will run into problems with CANADIAN immigration?
I am traveling to Canada on a round the world trip. My home country does not require me to have a visa to enter Canada. I am flying to Canada on a one way plane ticket and I have a departure bus ticket to leave to the US but I am not a US citizen. I have a visa to enter the US but I do not have a departure ticket from the US and I haven't decided where I want to go from there.
Question - Will Canadian Immigration deny me at the border for not having a departure from the US even though I have a departure ticket from Canada?
Barbados. I've traveled to Canada on a one way ticket before. It's just that, that time I had another one way plane ticket returning home. This time, I have a one way bus ticket going to the US. Would it make much of a difference?
