Who Can Come To Canada Amidst Pandemic?

 Canada has announced that they will be extending travel restrictions on incoming foreign travellers for one more month because the coronavirus pandemic is getting worse and worse day by day.

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Travel restrictions are now being extended until September 30, 2020.

This is the third time Canada has extended the travel restrictions of the country. It was originally announced that the travel restrictions were only in place from March 18 to June 30 this year.

But because of the worsening situation of the pandemic, the government of Canada has been increasing the restrictions.

The IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) said that the following people are allowed to come back to Canada:

·         Canadian citizens

·         Permanent residents

·         Some people who have been approved for Canadian permanent residence

·         Some temporary foreign workers

·         Some international students; and

·         Immediate family members of Canadian citizens and permanent residents (spouses or common-law   partners, dependent children, dependent children of dependent children, the parent or step-parent,   guardian  or tutor)

 Here is the full list of exempt individuals is available here.

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