From Vancouver to Halifax, we ensure your documentation covers every port on your itinerary.
If you are flying to Canada to join a cruise, you will likely need an eTA. If you are arriving by sea (e.g., cruising from the US), requirements may differ.
Cruise visas are unique because you may enter and exit Canadian waters multiple times. Our experts check your itinerary to ensure full compliance.
Simple requirements for your cruise visa application
Details of your cruise route, including all ports of call and dates.
Clear copy of your passport bio page (valid for 6+ months).
Details of your travel history for the last 10 years (for visitor visa).
One flat fee covers your entire cruise journey.
Don't risk being denied boarding. We verify your visa against your specific cruise itinerary.
We can turn around eTA approvals in minutes. Don't let visa worries delay your voyage.