As part of the ongoing impacts of COVID-19 and its worldwide effects. Canada is witnessing its impacts on immigration and travel into the Canadian land. Travelling is taking place but the Govt. is active. Their activities are in finding out ways to travel with safety and concern for the passengers. It has truly affected international mobility in almost all countries and that includes travel for business as well. Passengers and travellers need to be aware of the immigration and travel implications due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
All the airlines of the world including the Canadian Airline holds vital responsibilities. These are mainly to prevent people with COVID-19 outbreak from boarding a flight to the Canadian land. According to an update in procedures due to the pandemic. All the travellers arriving from the international locations must be into self-isolation for a period of two weeks. The purpose can be anything including immigration to Canada for a permanent basis, a job- seeker visa or as a student.
Another key procedure introduced apart from immigration policies. It is by the Canadian travelling authorities and is effective from 18th of March 2020. The procedures say that most international flights coming to Canada shall be landing on 4 airports i.e. 4 major cities of Canada. These cities are Montreal, Toronto (Ontario), Calgary and Vancouver i.e. British Columbia. If people have to travel further they would have to take another flight. Alternatively, any other mode of transport for travel in the rest of Canadian regions.
Courtesy: MBE Blog
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