Visa Free Countries with RTD?
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Yes Singapore does not allow entry without PR on RTD. Same with Malaysia. Thailand allows entry and you can apply e-visa using the RTD.
RTD holders are not allowed to get visa or enter into Singapore without PR Card.
Anyone go to Cuba?
I read on another thread it’s visa free with RTD, but some debate about whether you need PR or not.
Consulate and embassy weren’t very helpful when I emailed.
I’ve gathered the process is the same as Canadian passport holders - on the flight they give out tourist card forms you hand to immigration officials in Cuba, sometimes they ask for PR sometimes they don’t but if you say no you have status in Canada as a protected person that should be sufficient?
Same when returning to Canada - a gate agent may ask for PR but you just explain you don’t have PR, but are permitted to re-enter with your RTD and have status as a protected person?
Can anyone confirm this is the case?
I read on another thread it’s visa free with RTD, but some debate about whether you need PR or not.
Consulate and embassy weren’t very helpful when I emailed.
I’ve gathered the process is the same as Canadian passport holders - on the flight they give out tourist card forms you hand to immigration officials in Cuba, sometimes they ask for PR sometimes they don’t but if you say no you have status in Canada as a protected person that should be sufficient?
Same when returning to Canada - a gate agent may ask for PR but you just explain you don’t have PR, but are permitted to re-enter with your RTD and have status as a protected person?
Can anyone confirm this is the case?
You should not have any problem i went to dominicon on RTD WITHOUT PR no questions ask
Just make sure you book flights with west jet or air canada big airlines which recognize RTD AS FOR CUBA
I did for a couple of times. No issue. they do not even ask you about your status. Lately they do not provide visa as it is not required flight from Canada. You just make sure you signed the first page of your travel document where it says you should be in order to use that travel document(this was something Air canada crew wanted me to do in the first time)
I read it depends on your nationality, do you mind sharing your nationality and how recent this was ?
as long as your layover is not over 12 hrs and you remain entirely within the airport’s international transit zone you are fine. however some nationality and airline requires the transit visa. check with Airlines to be sure.