If you are travelling or returning to Canada for the Fall term, it’s important to be aware of what steps to take to ensure a smooth arrival process – especially given the current restrictions on entry to Canada.

As a new or returning SFU student, you should carry the following important documents for travel:

• A valid study permit or a Letter of Introduction confirming that your study permit has been approved by IRCC
• A valid Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
• Valid passport
• A current Fall 2021 Confirmation of Enrollment letter, downloaded from goSFU
• SFU Letter of Acceptance (new students only)
• Proof of funds
• Proof of a valid immigration medical examination (if required)
• COVID-19 pre-entry molecular test result
• Documentation related to your quarantine plan
• ArriveCAN receipt
• Proof of COVID-19 vaccination (if applicable)

Please ensure the documents you carry for travel are as current as possible. For details, see What documents should I carry when I travel to Canada?

For more information to help you prepare for travel to Canada, please carefully review the following resources:

Government of Canada

• COVID-19: Travel, testing, quarantine and borders
• Entering Canada requirements checklist
• IRCC: Travel restrictions and exemptions for international students

SFU

• Travelling to Canada: Self-Isolation Guide (for step-by-step guidance on preparing to travel or return to Canada)
• COVID-19 Immigration and Travel FAQ (frequently asked questions and detailed travel information)
• SFU CARES Program (support with your quarantine plan, individual check-ins, and flexible accommodation packages)

If you have any questions after reviewing the above, please contact an International Student Advisor, Immigration Specialist.

This information is current as of August 17^th, 2021 and may change without notice. Please refer to the Government of Canada website for the most up-to-date information.