Can I apply for an ETA if I have dual citizenship?

Yes, you can apply for an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) if you have dual citizenship, as long as you hold a valid passport from an eligible country. The ETA is linked to your passport, not your citizenship status. Therefore, regardless of whether you have dual citizenship or multiple passports, you will need to apply for an ETA using the passport that is eligible for the program.

When applying for an ETA, you will be required to provide the passport details of the passport you intend to use for travel to Canada. This includes the passport number, issue and expiry dates, and other relevant information. Ensure that you enter the details accurately to avoid any issues with your application.

It is important to note that even if you have dual citizenship and one of your passports is eligible for the ETA, you must still comply with any other entry requirements imposed by Canada. This includes meeting the purpose of your visit (tourism, business, or transit) and satisfying any additional conditions, such as providing proof of sufficient funds or a return ticket.

If you have dual citizenship and hold multiple passports, it is recommended to use the passport that is eligible for the ETA when traveling to Canada. This ensures that you can benefit from the streamlined entry process facilitated by the ETA.

It is important to consult the official Government of Canada website or contact the nearest Canadian embassy or consulate for accurate information and guidance regarding applying for an ETA with dual citizenship. They can provide you with specific instructions based on your individual circumstances and help you understand the requirements and processes involved.

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