No stamp when entering Canada...
- Thread starter MarkGuy
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that's a question....how? as i live in UAE and while exit UAE airports we have facility to use our ID card at immigration gates so no exit stamp...same way if Canada will not put entry stamp then how a person can proof ? now don't say we need to keep secure boarding pass and hotel booking n all... how long a person keep these stuff.... actually i want to inquire that does cbsa embossed entry stamp if traveler requested for his'her records or they can rejected???
Sometimes, your return flight ticket can help. Also, your exit and re-entry stamps from home country/residence on the passport if any. Alternatively, you can request for your Travel history report under ATIP for entry and exit note from CBSA. Immigration is trying to make most travelling record electronic. The link below explain everything : https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/agency-agence/reports-rapports/pia-efvp/atip-aiprp/thr-rav-eng.html
but to get this report again we need some one from Canada and it will take another 30 days , is there any site like USA (where we can get report within minutes without any wait time)
If you want proof of travel, you keep it as long as you need it. It isn't hard.
You could has asked when entering. You can't go back to CBSA and ask for an entry stamp now.
https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/travel-voyage/pik-bip-eng.html?wbdisable=true
"If you need a stamp in your passport as a proof of entry into Canada you must request a stamp from a border services officer after completing a kiosk transaction."
I am not sure there is one. In this case, all you need is to contact your travel agent or download your flight confirmation, where it will indicate when you flew to and return from Canada. Also, most embassy will be able to confirm your visa with Canada visa issuance office. If your concern is future application to Canada, IRCC will with your consent verify from CBSA that you travelled to Canada and return.