What Data Canada Collects From Travellers At Their Border And Who Can Look At It

The CBSA (Canadian Border Services Agency) collects basic information from travellers that pass through their border/borders.

What Is Collected?

Some of the basic information that they get from the traveller includes:

1.       Name

2.       Date of birth

3.       Country they’re coming from

4.       The citizenship that they hold

5.       Details from their passport

6.       Date of entry

7.       Date of exit

8.       Client identification such as family name, gender, birth date, country of birth, and many more

9.       Contact information such as history, educational history, and work history

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Who Can Look At The Data?

The data that the CBSA gets can be assessed by the following:

1.       Border services officers

2.       Border services superintendents

3.       Criminal investigations officers

4.       Criminal investigations analysts

5.       Document analysts

6.       Hearings officers

7.       Hearing advisors

8.       Inland enforcement officers

9.       Enforcement case officers

10.   Intelligence officers

11.   Intelligence analysts

12.   National Border Operation Centre officers

13.   National Security Screening Division officers

14.   National Security Screening Division analysts

15.   National Targeting Centre targeting officers

16.   National Targeting Centre targeting operations intelligence

17.   Trusted traveller officers

IRCC Officers are not allowed to disclose entry and exit information unless it is necessary for the administration of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.

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