Canada border crossing
I am an Alaskan resident. I am in AZ and am trying to read first hand reports of RV'ers crossing into Canada in order to drive back to AK. My US Senators office says they "have heard" that RV'ers are ...
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There is nothing better than getting a direct response from Canadian border officials & print it out.
Having said that I have some AK resident friends about to depart the Midwest next week to ferry their 5er home to AK. The word that they got from Canadian Immigration & Customs is that transiting by AK residents is fine, assuming virus free etc., & providing it is just that, a transit trip. No scenic detours. No stopping for a few days without good reason.
I was told 24 hours from into to out of Canada. I have no idea how that amount of distance can be done in such a short period of time however as long as you don't delay who is going to check?
Just don't turn it into a recreational trip. I have no idea of CG availability so at the last chance to dump & refill I'd be inclined to do just that.
Respectfully Lakeside 013104, US Border Protection & immigration have absolutely no say on who can or cannot enter Canada. That is entirely up to Canadian officials. You don't even stop at a US checkpoint on crossing into Canada.
Having said that I have some AK resident friends about to depart the Midwest next week to ferry their 5er home to AK. The word that they got from Canadian Immigration & Customs is that transiting by AK residents is fine, assuming virus free etc., & providing it is just that, a transit trip. No scenic detours. No stopping for a few days without good reason.
I was told 24 hours from into to out of Canada. I have no idea how that amount of distance can be done in such a short period of time however as long as you don't delay who is going to check?
Just don't turn it into a recreational trip. I have no idea of CG availability so at the last chance to dump & refill I'd be inclined to do just that.
Respectfully Lakeside 013104, US Border Protection & immigration have absolutely no say on who can or cannot enter Canada. That is entirely up to Canadian officials. You don't even stop at a US checkpoint on crossing into Canada.
