Canada

Canada's borders are open for vaccinated travelers, while domestically, restrictions are being lifted with variations between provinces.

• Fully vaccinated foreign nationals are allowed to travel to Canada.
• Unvaccinated immediate families of Canadian citizens and permanent residents can enter, as well as a few other exemptions, after receiving approval.
• Departing from Canada without proof of vaccination is restricted.
• All arrivals must submit their travel information 72 hours before arrival on ArriveCAN.

• All arrivals that are tested positive, will be required to complete the 14 days quarantine period in a location of their choosing.
• Fully vaccinated arrivals are exempt.

• All unvaccinated arrivals to Canada must present a negative PCR test, no older than 72 hours before departure, or a negative antigen test, no older than 24 hours before departure. Either test must be performed by a lab.
• Fully vaccinated arrivals are exempt.
• Air travelers may be tested again upon arrival. Arrivals from the USA are exempt.
• Arrivals by land must present a negative PCR test, no older than 72 hours before reaching the border.
• All arrivals will be tested again on the 8th day. Fully vaccinated arrivals are exempt.

Public transportation in Canada is operating.

• Restaurants and bars in most of Canada are open with varying limitations on operating hours and capacity.
• Some provinces impose stricter measures including limiting restaurants for takeout and delivery only.

• Some businesses and attractions across Canada are opening up, with various between the different provinces, based on risk assessment.
• Some provinces impose stricter measures, and leisure facilities remain closed or open only outdoors.
• Some provinces are requiring proof of vaccination to enter some facilities.

Wearing face masks is required in public places.