Do I need to print my ETA approval?

No, you do not need to print your ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization) approval. The ETA is an electronic authorization that is linked to your passport electronically. When you receive the approval for your ETA, it is automatically recorded in the Canadian government's systems and associated with your passport information.

When you travel to Canada, the border officers will have access to the electronic records and will be able to verify your ETA approval digitally. You do not need to present a printed copy of your ETA approval at the border.

However, it is advisable to carry a copy of your ETA approval confirmation with you while traveling, either in digital or printed form. This can serve as a reference in case there are any issues or if you are asked to provide proof of your ETA approval during your journey.

Having a copy of your ETA confirmation can provide additional reassurance and facilitate the process in case of any technological glitches or system failures at the border.

Remember that it is crucial to ensure that the information in your passport matches the details provided in your ETA application. Any discrepancies or errors should be rectified before your travel to Canada to avoid potential issues at the border.

It is always recommended to check the official Government of Canada website or contact the nearest Canadian embassy or consulate for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding ETA requirements and procedures.

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