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Transit visa

USBR

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I will be moving to Canada soon and my home country is in south America. I have been living in the US and I was given volunteer departure but I never left for differentpersonal reasons and I was never deported My question is:

Once I move to Canada and I need to visit my home country almost,I know that almost every single airline company coming from Canada have to stop in certain US cities. Is that true that I will need a transit visa from the US? Would it be a problem for me to get one due to previous status in the US?

Please comments & experiences will great.
 

BCguy

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USBR said:
I will be moving to Canada soon and my home country is in south America. I have been living in the US and I was given volunteer departure but I never left for differentpersonal reasons and I was never deported My question is:

Once I move to Canada and I need to visit my home country almost,I know that almost every single airline company coming from Canada have to stop in certain US cities. Is that true that I will need a transit visa from the US? Would it be a problem for me to get one due to previous status in the US?

Please comments & experiences will great.
Yes you need a transit visa,Might be a problem,You use Airlines that go directly from Canada to Mexico or Carribean then transit to your home country.
 

eduardoF

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Oct 15, 2008
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AirCanada as direct flights from Toronto to Sao Paulo (Brazil). From Sao Paulo, you can fly to any other capital in south america (although if you are from a country north of Brazil, that would mean a huge waste of time).