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  • Good news!!! According to passportcanada.gc.ca : Canadians will have the option of a new, security-enhanced passport that is valid 10-year passport, starting in early 2013. The proposed cost is 132 CAD$. A 5 year valid passport will be $87CAD.

    It is important to note that it's just that: a proposal. Fee-for-service proposal will be submitted to Parliament for review soon.

  • The Canadian government knows that Canadian citizens need to be closely monitored. American and British passports are valid for ten years because their citizens are more trustworthy. These are the facts.

  • can you just have a passport card instead of the passport book if you wanted to enter canada an back to the usa too would that work.

  • who wants to go the stupid fucking US

  • one word-MARY CROFT ON YOU TUBE!

    good luck

  • I'm glad Canadians now must follow standard travel laws. You're not special, live with it.

  • Canadians (along with Bermudians) are the only ones who need neither a visa nor a visa waiver to enter the US and they can stay there for 6 months whereas all the Euros still need to get fingerprinted/photographed upon entry and can stay only 90 days, so I think Canadians are still "special".

  • Not anymore. The new law requires Canadians be treated like everyone else. They are most certainly not 'special'.

  • Well, I was referring only to the visa or visa waiver requirement and this has not changed.

    Canadians do not require any paperwork to cross the border, unlike EU citizens who still need to be bothered at least with filling out those visa waiver forms.

    Moreover, Canadians can typically remain in the US for 6 months whereas citizens of visa waiver countries only have 90 days.

  • It's all cash flow. Of course, the government doesn't make enough from cut backs on social services and taxes to pay their annual wage increases. Okay, maybe I'm exaggerating a little bit on the annually part, but it definitely seems like they want more and more salary just a wee too often.

  • and also, once you got your new canadian passport, your old one will be confiscated by the govt. is it true?

  • Not true ... You still have to submit your old one along with your application for a new one, but you can indicate on the form if you want the old one returned to you.

  • fuck bush for this.

  • Not to mention that new UK/EU passports are now biometric, thus offering even addition security.

  • In Costa Rica es 10 years too

  • dude get to the point, don't just ramble on like a grade 7 debating student

  • in mexico is 10 years too.

  • World has gone down for the past 6 or 7 years.There is apsolutely no need for Canadians to travel to U.S with passport.

  • Other than us knowing who is comeing into our country....idiot....

  • Do you have any idea how many Mexicans are illegally entering your country every day?

    You can easily cross into the US from Mexico through the desert or by swimming across the Rio Grande and your government does not dare to do anything about it in order not to piss off latino voters.

  • Yes....and I don't support that either. O_o

    I don't want either to be allowed to enter without proper documents. I don't quite see your point.

  • My point was that you seem to welcome the new passport requirements for the main reason that the US government knows who's entering the country when in fact it is very easy for someone who does not want to be detected to enter the country illegally without any documents.

    If al quaida wants to dispatch operatives into the US, guess which route they would likely be taking? Across the Canadian border with a passport or via Mexico without any documentation whatsoever?

  • ANTICHRIST67

    > If al quaida [sic] wants to dispatch operatives into the US,

    > guess which route they would likely be taking?

    > Across the Canadian border with a passport or

    > via Mexico without any documentation whatsoever?

    ANSWER: Whichever--passport or not passport--

    1 raises less suspicion, and

    2 is easier for the operative themselves.

    . . .

  • MEXICO-US BORDER ROUTE

    (i) An operative who does not look like a Latino--is white or looks Arab--would raise suspicions among the coyotes and even among fellow "travellers".

    (ii) Swimming across the Rio Grande: risk of drowning; crossing the desert: risk of heatstroke, etc.

    . . .

  • CANADA-US BORDER ROUTE

    (iii) an authentic Canadian or US passport, or an authentic-looking one from any country, would make it possible for an operative to get through, no matter his appearance or race, considering that Canadian immigrants and US citizens come in all races.

    (iv) crossing by private car or public transport does not carry the risks in (ii) above.

  • The passport thing is a bunch of bullshit! Americans and their paranoia. Because of that stupid bullshit rule. I can't go to europe now because of long waits.

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