Aunt travelling with Visitor Visa via Saudi Arabian airlines

[rupottawa]

Hi,

My aunt (Indian passport with Canadian visitor visa for 10 yrs) is travelling to Toronto from Chennai on 5th April, I was about to purchase a ticket but had a questions around it:

1. I read in forums that two way ticket is mandatory for visitor visas - is that true
2. I never travelled through Saudi Airlines, is it okay and reliable (layover is 3 hrs. each way)

Please help me -

Thanks,

 

[scylla]

1. Yes - it's mandatory. The airline won't even let her get on the plane to Canada without a two way ticket.
2. I can't answer this question.

 

[mickeyindia]

Hi,

My aunt (Indian passport with Canadian visitor visa for 10 yrs) is travelling to Toronto from Chennai on 5th April, I was about to purchase a ticket but had a questions around it:

1. I read in forums that two way ticket is mandatory for visitor visas - is that true
2. I never travelled through Saudi Airlines, is it okay and reliable (layover is 3 hrs. each way)

Please help me -

Thanks,

Even if the airline let you board the plane , its very difficult to convince the CBSA at Toronto Airport.. Sometimes you may be lucky they just ask return dates without having to show them the proof.

 

[rupottawa]

Thanks for your replies, will buy the return as well.

 

[steaky]

1. Yes - it's mandatory. The airline won't even let her get on the plane to Canada without a two way ticket.

That's not true. The airline would not ask her for a two way ticket, however a CBSA officer might ask for it.

 

[simplyaddo]

For anyone reading this older post, Saudi Airlines is quite reliable.

I've personally traveled with it on multiple occasions, domestically and international.

 

[zoya_99]

Yes, Saudi airlines is reliable