Can I enter Canada with an ETA multiple times?

Yes, an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) allows for multiple entries into Canada within the validity period. Once you have been approved for an ETA, you can use it for multiple visits to Canada as long as it remains valid and your passport remains valid.

The ETA is typically valid for up to five years or until the expiration date of your passport, whichever comes first. During this validity period, you can travel to Canada multiple times without needing to apply for a new ETA for each visit.

It is important to note that each visit to Canada must adhere to the conditions and restrictions of your ETA. The maximum duration of each stay is generally up to six months, but the exact length of stay is determined by the border officer upon your arrival. It is essential to respect the terms of your entry, including adhering to the specified duration and complying with any other conditions imposed by the border officer.

Additionally, each entry to Canada with an ETA requires that you meet the entry requirements, such as having a valid passport, satisfying the purpose of your visit (tourism, business, or transit), and demonstrating sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay.

It is important to keep track of the validity of your ETA and ensure that your passport remains valid for the entire duration of your planned visits. If your passport expires before the ETA's expiration date, you will need to obtain a new ETA using your new passport.

Always check the official Government of Canada website or consult with the nearest Canadian embassy or consulate for the most up-to-date information and guidelines regarding the use of an ETA for multiple entries into Canada.

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