Generally, eTA applications are approved within 5-30 minutes. However, it is recommended to complete the application 72 hours before departure, just in case. In rare cases, the processing time may be longer.

No. Canada requires foreign travelers to have passports valid for more than six months; otherwise, they may be refused entry. It is recommended to ensure your passport is valid for at least six months.

Permanent residents whose PR cards have expired need to apply for a Permanent Resident Travel Certificate (PRTD) to enter Canada. Please apply for a renewal of your PR card 6 months in advance.

International students need to apply for a study permit. This requires obtaining an acceptance letter from a Designated Educational Institution (DLI) in Canada and demonstrating sufficient funds to cover tuition and living expenses.

The main types include: LMIA work visa (requires employer sponsorship), open work permit, working holiday visa, etc.

Emergency number: 911 (police, ambulance, fire). For non-emergency situations, contact the local police station.

Canada does not impose a limit on the amount of cash that can be brought into the country, but if you are carrying more than CAD $10,000, you must declare it.

Yes, but you will need proof of rabies vaccination and a health certificate. Some animals have additional restrictions.

The following items are prohibited: weapons, drugs, certain food items (such as meat and fresh fruit), and products made from endangered species.

Taiwanese passport holders transiting through Canada to the United States may be exempt from visa requirements if they hold a U.S. visa.

If you need to extend your stay, you can apply for a Visitor Record 30 days before the expiry date.

If your Permanent Resident Card is lost, stolen, or damaged, you can apply for a replacement from IRCC within Canada.

You must have lived in Canada for at least 730 days (approximately 2 years) in the past 5 years.

Depending on the immigration category, it usually takes 1-5 years or longer.

Common reasons include: insufficient funds, obvious intention to immigrate, falsification of documents, and lack of travel records.

A traditional visa application is required. It is recommended to resolve the reason for the refusal before reapplying.

No. You need a valid work visa to work in Canada.

You need to apply for a Visitor Record to extend your stay.

The empty card fee is CAD $6, which can be purchased at SkyTrain stations, 7-Eleven, and London Drugs.

You can take the Canada Line light rail (about 30 minutes to the city center), a taxi, or Uber.

In Vancouver, gasoline prices are approximately CAD 1.5-1.8 per liter (1 TP 4T), while in Toronto, they are approximately CAD 1.3-1.6 per liter (1 TP 4T).

You will need a Taiwanese passport, an International Driving Permit (IDP), and a credit card. You must be at least 21 years old.

The speed limit in urban areas is generally 40-50 km/h, and on highways it is 100-120 km/h.

Vancouver SkyTrain operates from approximately 5:00 AM to 1:30 PM on weekdays, with slight adjustments on weekends.

Yes. Front-of-bus bike racks allow you to carry your bicycle for free at the front of the bus.

A Toronto TTC monthly pass costs approximately CAD 156.75 (for an adult PopCard).

Some TTC buses and streetcars accept contactless payments via credit card.

You can call the airline's customer service or go to the counter to rebook your flight; you may be eligible for compensation.

Go Transit is the intercity public transportation system in the Toronto area, while TTC is the city's public transportation system.

Vancouver Harbour Air seaplane to Victoria costs approximately CAD $199 one way.

The Rocky Mountain Light train from Vancouver to Banff costs approximately CAD 1,000-2,500 round trip.

Make sure to wear snow tires and bring a blanket, flashlight, and snow scraper.

The ETC fare for Highway 401 is approximately CAD 1, TP 4, T 4.5-8, depending on the distance.

Parking in the city center costs approximately CAD 1 TP 4 T 3-6 per hour, while it is cheaper in the suburbs.

Uber is usually 30-50 RMB cheaper than a taxi.

Airport transfer costs approximately CAD $50-100, depending on the distance.

Most hotels allow free cancellation 1-3 days before check-in.

Downtown Marriott: Approximately CAD $, CAD 200-400 per night.

Yes. Hotel chains like Fairmont are pushing for environmental certifications.

In Canada, the restaurant industry typically gives tips of 15-201 TP3T.

The deposit amount is set by the landlord, usually CAD $200-500, and is refunded in about 3-5 business days after check-out.

Residence Inn, Holiday Inn Express, and other serviced apartments are suitable for families.

B&Bs typically consist of several rooms in a host's home, including breakfast. Guesthouses, on the other hand, may offer private spaces.

During the World Cup, hotel prices in Toronto and Vancouver may increase by 2 to 4 times.

A small number of users can use PayPal through third-party platforms such as Expedia.

Standard check-in time is 3-4 pm.

Many hotels allow pets, but an additional pet fee of CAD $20-50 per night is required.

Marriott Bonvoy, Hilton Honors, and other members can accumulate points and upgrade for free.

Canadian hostels are generally safe, and most have 24-hour front desks and private lockers.

There are dozens of Indigenous-guided accommodation experiences in British Columbia and Ontario.

Some hotels offer double-stay deals; it's recommended to inquire directly with the hotel.

According to the booking platform's policy, cancellations are usually free of charge before check-in.

Contact the hotel front desk or guesthouse owner immediately for assistance.

Some hotels offer luggage storage services; please contact the hotel in advance to confirm.

Lobsters from Eastern Canada (Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland) are the freshest, costing approximately CAD 1 TP 4 T 10-15 per pound.

It can be purchased at supermarkets (T&T, Costco), or maple syrup huts in major scenic areas.

Popular recommendations: French Vanilla, Iced Cap, Mocha.

Very convenient. Almost every restaurant has a vegetarian option.

Both Vancouver and Toronto have Michelin-starred restaurants.

Salmon 'n' Brew in Vancouver and Gordon Bellsmokehouse in Toronto are well-known Indigenous restaurants.

Canada has one of the best food safety records in the world.

Supermarkets do not sell alcohol; you must purchase it from a specialty store (LCBO/BC Liquor Store).

It's generally recommended to tip 15-201 Tb/3 Tb/t. That's what Canadians do.

Alinea in Toronto and Coast in Vancouver are well-known steakhouses.

Food banks provide free food. Food courts in various cities often offer inexpensive and delicious meals.

Tim Hortons is Canada’s number one coffee chain.

Yes. All-you-can-eat restaurants like Buffy are common in shopping malls.

Restaurants must label the eight major allergens. Supermarkets clearly label food allergens.

For popular restaurants, it is recommended to make reservations 1-2 weeks in advance.

A&W and Tim Hortons both offer vegetarian options.

Vancouver's Richmond Night Market and Toronto's West Queen West are both great food destinations.

The Niagara Peninsula and the Okanagan Valley are renowned wine-producing regions in Canada.

June to September is the best time to visit, when the weather is stable and all attractions are open.

To enter Banff National Park, you need to purchase a National Park Pass, which costs approximately CAD $72.25 per vehicle (7-day pass).

Yes. Maid of the Mist spray boat tour (approximately CAD $20) or helicopter tour (approximately CAD $150).

Take the BC Ferries ferry (approximately 1.5 hours) or the Harbour Air seaplane (30 minutes).

Tickets for the 2026 World Cup range from CAD $60 to over CAD $1,500.

Via Rail takes about 5 hours, and the ticket price is approximately CAD $80-150.

Foreign visitors need to purchase a national park pass. Local residents can enter all national parks for free.

Competition tickets cost approximately CAD $50-300, with higher prices for the finals.

Algonquin Park, Prince Edward Island, and the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia.

Snowshoe rental services are available in Whistler and Lake Louise, costing approximately CAD $30-50 per day.

Guided tours are available in the Haida Gwaii Islands in British Columbia and the Indigenous cultural centers in Ontario.

Whale watching season is from May to October, with Vancouver Island and Newfoundland being well-known whale watching destinations.

Yukon and Yellowknife are popular destinations for the Northern Lights in Canada.

Yes. The Glacier Walk on the Columbia Icefield is a popular activity, costing approximately CAD $50-70.

The Old Port, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Underground City are popular attractions in the city center.

Online ticket purchases typically offer discounts of 5-15%.

Vancouver area: Whistler, Sea-to-Sky Highway. Toronto area: Niagara Falls, Blue Mountains.

Science World, Toronto Zoo, and BC Sports Hall of Fame are all popular family-friendly attractions.

AGO, ROM, and university art galleries are all good places to visit.

The host cities in Canada are Toronto and Vancouver.

Tickets are being sold in phases through the FIFA official website.

You can check the latest schedule on the FIFA official website or the Let's Canada World Cup section.

The nearest subway station to BMO Field is St Andrew station, about a 10-minute walk away.

You can take the SkyTrain to Stadium-Chinatown station and walk for 5 minutes.

We recommend purchasing a day pass or monthly pass.

Large backpacks, umbrellas, and professional cameras are generally not allowed.

Toronto and Vancouver are expected to set up official Fan Fest zones.

Canada no longer has a mandatory vaccine requirement.

Overseas traveler insurance costs approximately CAD $2-5 per day.

The 2026 World Cup will be Canada's second time participating, and the team's strength continues to improve.

Canada is grouped with Bosnia, Montenegro and Uzbekistan.

The national flag can be found in dollar stores, Canadian Tire, and major supermarkets.

Most games allow children aged 3 and above to enter with a ticket.

Alcoholic beverages are generally permitted in designated areas at Canadian golf courses.

The official ball for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is the Adidas AI Rihla.

Toronto's BMO Field has approximately 45,500 people, and Vancouver's BC Place has approximately 54,500 people.

All events were held at BMO Field in Toronto.

The match will be held in Los Angeles on June 11, 2026, by Mexican opponents.