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While Canada continues to advise against travel outside of the country, it is currently developing a coronavirus vaccine passport program for fall 2021. Photo: Gabor Lukacs / 鈥嶢ir Passenger Rights (Canada) / Facebook

Looking forward to travelling outside of the country this fall?

While the Government of Canada continues to advise against travel outside of the country, it is currently developing a coronavirus vaccine passport program with the provinces and territories that is expected to commence this fall. 

Currently, 小蓝视频 residents may enjoy travel across Canada without proof of vaccination. But certain provinces have stated that

Here's everything you need to know about travel in Canada and around the world. 

Travel in 小蓝视频

While proof of vaccination isn't currently required for travel in 小蓝视频, it may be required in the future. For now, 小蓝视频 officials advise locals to respect regional health advisories related to wildfires and COVID-19 outbreaks.

Before you pack your bags, check to see that communities are eager to welcome visitors. If they are, support their small businesses when you can. Others might be hesitant to welcome visitors and people need to respect that.

Currently,  for people who live in Kelowna, West Kelowna, Peachland, Lake Country and on Westbank First Nations lands (Central Okanagan Local Health Area).

Check the 小蓝视频 government's page on province-wide restrictions for . 

Travelling outside of 小蓝视频 in Canada

If you travel to 小蓝视频 from another province or territory, you do not need to self-quarantine when entering 小蓝视频 You must follow the same province-wide restrictions as everyone in 小蓝视频, however.

If you are a 小蓝视频 resident travelling to another province or territory, ensure that you check regional advisories before you go. For example, Quebec plans to instate a vaccine passport program for non-essential services on Sept. 1. 

Travelling outside of Canada if you're fully vaccinated 

Since mid-July, Canadians who are fully vaccinated can avoid quarantine upon their return to the country by using the .  That said, all travellers five years of age or older, regardless of citizenship, must provide proof of a COVID-19 test result to enter Canada.

All travellers must provide one of the , not an antigen test, including those who are fully vaccinated.

The Canadian government says a new official digital vaccine passport will use data provided by the provinces and territories, who hold the vaccine records of their residents. 

The vaccine passport will include data on the type of vaccines received, the dates and the location they were given.

Canadians travelling outside of the country should check vaccination requirements at their destination, prior to travel. Other countries determine if or what type of proof of vaccination is required and the related benefits that may be provided such as reduced or no testing or quarantine requirements.

Travelling outside of Canada if you're not fully vaccinated 

For travellers who are not fully vaccinated, there are no changes to Canada’s current border measures. They must continue to adhere to the current testing and federal quarantine requirements. They must also provide COVID-19-related information electronically through ArriveCAN before arriving in Canada. 

No travellers are required to stay in a government-approved quarantine hotel, however. That program for travellers arriving by air was eliminated as of 12:01 a.m. on Aug. 9. 

Check advisories for your destination

No matter where you plan to travel, make sure you check the for your destination twice: once when you are planning your trip, and again shortly before you leave.

Safety and security conditions may change between the date you book your travel and your departure date.

Find more information . 

With a file from the Canadian Press. 

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