Canada

From 7 January 2021, air passengers five years or older will be required to test negative for COVID-19 before travelling to Canada. Foreign nationals aren't permitted to enter for non-essential purposes. There's a small number of exceptions to these restrictions (see Travel). If you're allowed to enter Canada, you must demonstrate you have a suitable plan to self-isolate for 14 days or you'll be sent to a designated quarantine facility. You must wear a face mask or covering while travelling, at airports, screening checkpoints, in most public spaces, and where physical distancing requirements aren't possible.

We advise:

Do not travel to Canada.