The CBSA form for personal Effects (for goods bringing along when landing), does it need to include items in luggage only or also in hang bag and stuff you are wearing? I am confused on this part.
My landing experience at Toronto (YYZ)
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Does it mean, I also need to add up shoes, jackets and watch even underwear that I will be wearing when landing? and do I only need to mention stuff that can have monetary value or within the list also mention documents and papers?
If they are worth reporting, then yes.
You can use aggregate when you have a large collection, again if they have a collective value.
If you are trying to understand what is 'worth reporting' there are lots of threads and links posted on the forum. A good rule of the thumb is anything that causes a blip in your list overall.
Thank you, this is very helpful.
Wondering why you didn’t go for post office mailbox, wouldn’t that be cheaper?
Wondering why you didn’t go for post office mailbox, wouldn’t that be cheaper?
If you tick settlers, does this mean you can't visit back home for few weeks/months before 12 months?
Where in Toronto? As per my knowledge, there are train/subway and buses to some areas of GTA.
That poster's probably a spammer.
At any rate, there is a train to downtown as well as buses. The official taxis and airport limos are reliable and basically safe but not cheap. There's rarely a need to wait there but once in a while there is a jam-up with the taxis and may have to wait. Really though infrequent.
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You can take the UP train directly from Pearson to Union Station, which is around $12, from there you can transfer to the Intercity Trains , GO, or VIA, or walk next door to the TTC. If you want like the cheapest way. Head down to the bottom arrivals area , look for the Public Transportation sign , TTC, Mississauga Transit etc . From there take the Express Bus TTC to Kipling Station, hop on the subway to Bloor, transfer south to Union . That costs around $3.50. If you stay on that subway from Kipling it’ll take you all the way out to Scarborough. Only issue taking the subways etc is if you have a lot of luggage, could be heart attack inducing
Taking the UP train is still taking public. Not sure whether talkingpublic transportation is allowed now. It was certainly not an option for most of the pandemic. In the age of omicron it is not advisable to take public transportation until you know that you have not caught omicron throughout your travels.
Unless one have a private jet or other vehicle or on foot, they would still use public transportation.
Taxi/Uber/hired car are not considered public transportation. Most use a private car to get home from the airport either hired, their own car or have someone pick them up.
Yes, I did said "other vehicle".
There is still chance that taxi/uber/private car drivers caught the variant from passengers and then to others. Btw, the poster took VIA Rail to final destination.
It's a spammer, which you can tell because the link has nothing to do with toronto at all.