- Nov 21, 2009
- 3,002
- Category........
- FSW
- Visa Office......
- London
- LANDED..........
- May-2010
You can bring-in "cash", as much as you want. There's no issue about that at all. And declaring it is a non-issue as well. Every country would require you to "declare" amounts over a specific threshold (cash, or cheque, or draft) ~ and that's for FINTRAC measures, not for confiscating it or for putting the visitor/entrant into any inconvenience.@qorax
Hi Qorax, thanks for so much info, its big help!
I have a question on carrying funds to Canada. As per CIC, for a family of 4 we need to show that we have 23,181 CAD.
My question is if we need to make a draft and bring this money for landing or can we bring cash in CAD for landing?
What's the entitlement? As 2 adults and 2 kids can we take 10,000+10,000+ 2,000+2,000 CAD = 24,000 CAD without declaring it?
Please help to reply.
Non-declaration is an offence. But declaration doesn't "harm" you in any way.