canus_immi
Volunteer Moderator
9 December, 2002
At this time, Canadian citizens as well as landed immigrants in Canada, and citizens of the Commonwealth country are NOT required to receive a visa stamp before entering the U.S.
The Embassy of the United States of America
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Canadian Citizens
Canadian citizens as well as landed immigrants in Canada who are (a) British subjects, (B) citizens of a Commonwealth country or (c) citizens of Ireland do not need to obtain a visa in advance in order to apply for admission to the United States. For individuals falling under these same categories, a passport is not required to enter the U.S. except after a visit outside the Western Hemisphere. The only exceptions to the general visa waiver policy are for those individuals entering the U.S. as treaty traders or investors, as the fiancé of a U.S. citizen or as immigrants. All travelers should be prepared to present documentary evidence of identity, citizenship, and (if applicable) resident status in Canada.
http://www.usembassycanada.gov/cont...tion1=visaservices&document=canadian_citizens
At this time, Canadian citizens as well as landed immigrants in Canada, and citizens of the Commonwealth country are NOT required to receive a visa stamp before entering the U.S.
The Embassy of the United States of America
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Canadian Citizens
Canadian citizens as well as landed immigrants in Canada who are (a) British subjects, (B) citizens of a Commonwealth country or (c) citizens of Ireland do not need to obtain a visa in advance in order to apply for admission to the United States. For individuals falling under these same categories, a passport is not required to enter the U.S. except after a visit outside the Western Hemisphere. The only exceptions to the general visa waiver policy are for those individuals entering the U.S. as treaty traders or investors, as the fiancé of a U.S. citizen or as immigrants. All travelers should be prepared to present documentary evidence of identity, citizenship, and (if applicable) resident status in Canada.
http://www.usembassycanada.gov/cont...tion1=visaservices&document=canadian_citizens