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Traveling/Flights to Canada from India during COVID 19

gokul0989

Star Member
Apr 21, 2020
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Did you have Authorization Letter? How did you travel with all these restrictions? Please elaborate.
Hi Yes, I did get an Authorization Letter after getting a PRTD. There were no restrictions for PR holders except you should not have any symptoms of covid before boarding. I had to book non-stop flight because they rejected my Authorization Letter when I booked a ticket with a transit through another country. So, I booked Air Canada from DEL to YVR.

Prior to boarding we had to fill out an arrival form. On arrival the border services officer asked about my status if I was a PR. Confirmed if I had a quarantine place booked. Told me not to go out anywhere for the 14 days.
 

mickymots

Newbie
Feb 23, 2016
4
0
Hi Guys,

I need to travel to India due to family emergency at home. I want to know if I can book any Airline for my tickets Or I have to go through Air Canada and Air India only?

TIA.


Amit
 

Maverick28

VIP Member
Feb 5, 2017
3,123
822
Canada
Hi Guys,

I need to travel to India due to family emergency at home. I want to know if I can book any Airline for my tickets Or I have to go through Air Canada and Air India only?

TIA.


Amit
Transit through another country is tricky at this time so it's better if you book a direct flight with Air Canada or Air India.
 

Froshy

Star Member
Dec 17, 2019
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What forms/ declarations do we need to fill for mumbai to toronto via new delhi air canada flight, any links/ suggestions please?
 

mage

Star Member
Jul 24, 2020
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gokul0989

Star Member
Apr 21, 2020
183
19
What forms/ declarations do we need to fill for mumbai to toronto via new delhi air canada flight, any links/ suggestions please?
No forms for Air Canada. Only Air India were asking for some declaration forms to be submitted. This was in October 2020, but I am not sure about any recent changes.
 

akshay.1o

Star Member
Jun 21, 2019
126
10
according to new rules by delhi airport starting 22nd feb 2021 that everyone need to get covid tested upon arrival a delhi, i am travelling with my 4 months old son, will they test him for covid? wouldnt that be painfull for 4 months old? or they willl exempt him?
 

canuck78

VIP Member
Jun 18, 2017
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according to new rules by delhi airport starting 22nd feb 2021 that everyone need to get covid tested upon arrival a delhi, i am travelling with my 4 months old son, will they test him for covid? wouldnt that be painfull for 4 months old? or they willl exempt him?
They will test him. It may be unpleasant but not painful. It is often just a swab just after the entrance of the nose for children.
 

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I have heard that Air India really grills holders of visitor visa ( parents ) before their boarding at Delhi? Just telling that they have exemption as immediate family is not enough. Can someone please share any such experience?
 

Akanksha12

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Nov 25, 2019
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0
Hi..I have a flight booked for 23rd June with British Airways and they are saying that they will not allow me and my daughter to travel as we are PR holders. My husband is in Toronto and is a PR holder. Has anyone taken the British Airways flight recently and is a PR holder?..please help as I am stuck alone with my 2 yr old kid in Mumbai and need to get to Canada asap