Canada outlined the travel documents foreign nationals may need when returning by air, land, or sea, noting that requirements depend on the route and the traveller’s status. According to Legit.ng, the guidance explained that travel involving the United States can affect whether an eTA or visitor visa applies, with rules varying by circumstance. It was presented as practical information for returning travellers rather than a new policy.

Canada has announced that citizens of 17 popular countries may now be eligible to travel to the country by air using an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) instead of a traditional visa. According to Legit.ng, the update applies to air travellers from the named nations, potentially simplifying entry requirements for eligible visitors. The eTA is an electronic screening document linked to a traveller's passport, and the announcement forms part of Canada's efforts to streamline travel procedures for visitors from selected countries.

A report outlines three categories of people who cannot apply for Canada's Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA). According to the Canadian government, these include Canadian citizens and permanent residents, who are ineligible because they already hold the right to enter Canada through other documentation. The eTA is an entry requirement for visa-exempt foreign nationals travelling to Canada by air, and the guidance clarifies which travellers must use alternative documents instead.

Canada has provided detailed information regarding the requirements for obtaining a visitor visa, including eligibility criteria, associated fees, processing times, and necessary documentation for individuals intending to make temporary visits to the country.

Canada has outlined three key steps that prospective immigrants must complete before applying for a visa, according to a report by Legit.ng. The guidance is aimed at people planning to migrate to the country and explains the major requirements that must be met ahead of submitting an application. The report encourages intending applicants to review the necessary steps carefully to ensure they are properly prepared before beginning the Canadian visa application process.

New Zealand is moving selected visa categories away from paper applications, affecting foreign applicants in those groups, according to Tuko. The report frames the shift as a process change rather than a new eligibility rule and advises applicants to check whether their category is included before submitting. Details on who is affected and required steps were not specified in the feed.