Do Thailand passport holders need a visa for Canada?

Visa required (apply before travel)

Yes — Thailand passport holders need a visa for Canada, arranged before travel.

Entry requirements for Canada

Where to applyOfficial visa information — official government portal. Avoid third-party visa sites.
Passport validityvalid for stay — Passport must be legal, not expired and accepted by IRCC; no fixed minimum beyond the stay, but visitor status cannot be issued past passport expiry.
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Ebola-related travel restrictionsThese travellers cannot travel to Canada while the measures are in force. (Foreign nationals living in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, South Sudan and Uganda (as of 2026-05-27); foreign nationals who visited the DRC within the past 21 days (as of 2026-07-20))
ExemptionHolders of Lawful permanent residents of the United States (any nationality): visa free — Exempt from both visa and eTA; must carry official proof of US LPR status (e.g. valid Form I-551 green card) and a valid passport from their country of nationality.

Transiting through Canada?

China Transit Program (CTP)Up to 24h — Holders of PRC ordinary passports (not Hong Kong/Macao SAR) with a valid US visa, flying between Asia and the US via Canada. Participating airlines only; designated airports (Vancouver, Toronto Pearson T1, Calgary, Winnipeg, Montreal-Trudeau on Air Canada); must remain in the international/sterile transit area and depart Canada within 24 hours; no application needed.
Transit Without Visa Program (TWOV)Up to nullh — Passport holders of China, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Taiwan (passports without personal identification number). Air transit to or from the United States with a valid US visa, subject to airline/airport and other conditions; otherwise a transit visa (transits of 48 hours or less) or eTA is required.

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