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Canada warns travelers: New U.S. entry rules require visas for some, stricter screening, and weather risks.
Canada updated its travel advisory on December 31, 2025, noting new U.S. entry rules effective January 1, 2026.
While no travel bans exist, Canadian permanent residents may now need a non-immigrant visa due to a U.S. proclamation restricting nationals from 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, and Yemen, with partial restrictions on seven others.
Canadians using Canadian passports are unaffected.
The U.S. has expanded biometric screening, requiring facial recognition photos at most ports of entry.
Border agents may search electronic devices, and refusal could lead to delays or denial of entry.
Travelers are warned of severe weather in California, where heavy rains have triggered a state of emergency, flooding, and risks of mudslides and rockslides.
Canadian visits to the U.S. dropped 26.3% in 2025, while U.S. visits to Canada rose slightly.
The advisory urges travelers to use official crossings, monitor local conditions, and follow guidance from authorities.
Canadá advierte a los viajeros: Las nuevas reglas de entrada de los Estados Unidos requieren visas para algunos, controles más estrictos y riesgos climáticos.