Canada Eases Travel Restrictions To Allow Students And Families To Come To The Country

 Canada has announced that they will be easing travel restrictions so students, people entering the country on special reasons, and family members can come to the country.

The news was announced by the Ministers of Canada that are responsible for the public safety, health, and immigration.

Marco Mendicino, the immigration minister of Canada, stated that extended family members of Canadian citizens and permanent residents are now allowed to enter the country of Canada on October 8, 2020.



Effective on October 20, 2020, students that got enrolled at a Canadian designated learning intuition will be allowed to enter the Canada.

DLIs (Designated Learning Institutions) include colleges, universities, and other education institutions that are allowed to bring in international students.

Anyone that will enter Canada must do a self-quarantine for 14 days upon entering the country.

Here are the family members that are allowed to enter the country right now:

1.       In long-term relationships

2.       Dependent children

3.       Adult children

4.       Grandparents

5.       And siblings

An official press release from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) stated that detailed information will be provided on their website on October 8, 2020.

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