Assuming that a Jamaican arives in Canada for a visit is there any paperwork required upon entry at this end or is it now totally in the hands of the immigration officer?
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Assuming that a Jamaican arives in Canada for a visit is there any paperwork required upon entry at this end or is it now totally in the hands of the immigration officer?
A visa has to be obtained before travelling to Canada - here is link that provides information of the application process.
http://www.canadainternational.gc.ca...nu_id=2&view=d
so that visa is aquired in Jamaica before they leave for Canada-true-so now they are in a canadian airport with visa,I D. and some money in pocket and an intended address is that all that is required? No paperwork at this end needs to be filled out by the inviter?
The invitation letter is part of the application to obtain a visa. See following link:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/letter.asp
Oops - just realized I did not answer your question. When arriving in Canada, procedure is very much the same as when we as tourists arrive in JA. The airline will give the passenger the forms to fill out prior to their arrival in Canada (sample attached) which has to be presented to the Customs Officer upon arrival together with passport (the visa granted by the Canadian consulate in JA will be noted by way of a stamp in the travellers JA passport. The Canadian customs officer may ask additional questions such as "what is the hotel or address where you will be staying in Canada".
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publicati...s/e311-eng.pdf
Thanx B C Bud