Data Last Updated: September 30, 2020
General Information
Live in Canada? See our Canada travel map:
Canada Provincial Travel Restrictions Map
Canada is currently closed to all foreign tourists with no known reopening date.
Citizens and certain family members are able to enter subject to a mandatory 14 day quarantine.
Canada Border Service Agency
Information for Non-Canadians
Canada and US agreed to extend restrictions on non-essential travel across their shared borders through at least until October 21st.
Canadian authorities have once again extended travel restrictions to foreign travelers as cases of Covid-19 infections continue to rise in the country. According to the latest update, coronavirus travel restrictions could be extended until October 31st. Canada Extends Coronavirus-Related International Travel Restrictions
Mask Requirement
Mask requirements differ in different states/regions within this country.
Internal Restrictions/Closures
Detailed Canada Provincial Travel Restrictions Map
Certain provinces/territories remain closed to visitors that do not reside in them.
The use of masks indoors and social distancing is being mandated in almost all areas of Canada.
Airlines & Transport
The land border to the United States is closed to non-essential travel.
Major airlines such as Air Canada and WestJet maintain domestic airline service. International airline destinations continue to grow as restrictions ease.
Many Canadians are still being held back from leaving the country due to the mandatory 14 day self-isolation period on arriving back to Canada. This requirement has been extended until at least September 21st.
Status of Opening to Tourists
Information based on tourists place of residence being in that country for the last 14 days
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More Details
Canada - The complete travel reopening and restrictions guide for every province and territory!
Right now Canada is closed to all foreign tourists, exceptions apply to returning residents, certain family members, and essential service workers.
So if you’re looking to visit Canada you’re going to have to wait a while, Canada is taking a very cautious approach towards reopening. We will keep you updated on the developments. You can check the CBSA (Canadian Border Services Agency) website for the most accurate information in regards to this, and exceptions that apply to certain family members.
All returning residents or those eligible to enter Canada are subject to a mandatory 14-day quarantine, which is actively being enforced.
So that leaves me to my audience, fellow Canadians that are residents or visitors already in the country...
For us Canadians, we are lucky that we have such a big country available to explore. You can see our live map of current restrictions below and also on our dedicated Canada page.
You can see a live map of the current province/territory restrictions right here
Let’s have a look province by province (as well as territories) as to what the current situation is
First and most importantly, if you traveled anywhere outside of Canada in the last 14 days, you must self isolate and not travel anywhere. In fact you shouldn't even think of leaving your home! Please do not endanger others, you're also subject to a fine of up to $750,000 for violating self isolation orders!
Alberta
Alberta presently has no restrictions for travellers from other provinces/territories. The province is in Stage 2 of its reopening plan.
Alberta Covid-19 Travel Advice
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
- Museums
- Art galleries
British Colombia
British Columbia presently has no restrictions for travellers from other provinces/territories.
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
- Museums
- Art galleries
Manitoba
Manitoba requires travellers to self isolate for 14 days upon entry, unless you are a resident of NW Ontario, B.C, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Yukon, N.W.T. and Nunavut.
Certain exceptions may apply, according to reports you are able to drive through Manitoba (stopping only for gas, essentials) on your way to another province without having to self isolate for 14 days.
Northern Manitoba continues to be restricted for most travel.
The province is in stage 3 of reopening.
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
- Museums
- Art galleries
New Brunswick
Residents of the Atlantic provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador) can travel within the four provinces without the requirement to self-isolate.
New Brunswick Covid-19 Travel Information
Residents from all other provinces/territories are not allowed to enter at this time.
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
- Certain cultural venues
Newfoundland & Labrador
Residents of the Atlantic provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador) can travel within the four provinces without the requirement to self-isolate.
Newfoundland Covid-19 Information
Residents from all other provinces are not allowed to enter at this time.
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
- Certain cultural venues
Northwest Territories
All travellers must self-isolate/quarantine on arrival for 14 days in a major town such as Yellowknife.
NWT Covid-19 Travel Information
Effective June 12, 2020, Nunavut residents do not need to self-isolate and can travel within the NWT if they have not traveled outside of Nunavut in the past 14 days.
Nova Scotia
It is possible to travel to Nova Scotia from within Canada, however you will be required to self-isolate/quarantine on arrival for a period of 14 days.
Residents of the Atlantic provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador) can travel within the four provinces without the requirement to self-isolate/quarantine on arrival.
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
- Provincial parks
Nova Scotia Covid-19 Information
Nunavut
Nunavut is closed to all travelers. Entry regulations are extremely strict, even those who reside there or considered an essential worker, must self isolate at a hotel in Ottawa for 14 days prior to boarding the aircraft bound to Nunavut.
It remains the only province/territory without ever having a single case of Covid-19
Ontario
Ontario presently has no restrictions for travellers from other provinces/territories within Canada.
The province is in Stage 3 of its reopening plan.
Ontario Government COVID-19 Information
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
- Certain outdoor recreation facilities and areas
Prince Edward Island
Residents of the Atlantic provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador) can travel within the four provinces without the requirement to self-isolate.
PEI Covid-19 Travel Information
Residents from all other provinces are not allowed to enter at this time.
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
Quebec
Quebec presently has no restrictions for travellers from other provinces/territories.
Certain remote areas remain closed off to travellers.
Quebec - Traveling to Other Regions During Covid-19
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
- Museums
- Galleries
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan presently has no restrictions for travellers from other provinces/territories.
Saskatchewan Travel Information
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
Yukon
All residents of Canada who do not live in Yukon, British Columbia, Northwest Territories or Nunavut must self isolate on arrival for 14 days in Whitehorse.
Residents of Yukon, British Columbia, Northwest Territories or Nunavut do not need to self isolate on arrival.
What's open?
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
That covers all of Canada! We hope everyone in Canada has a chance this year to explore more of this beautiful country.
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Information for Non-Tourists
Returning residents/citizens and certain family members of Canadian residents are able to enter.
Everyone on entry is subject to mandatory 14 day self-isolation.
Please consult the CBSA for more information.
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