Any visitor arriving in Canada that is under the age of 18 is considered to be a minor, or child, under Canadian immigration rules. These individuals are subject to the same immigration rules as any other visitor, regardless of their age.
Travelling to Canada with a minor requires a thorough understanding of the requirements, otherwise the minor and the accompanying adults will likely not be authorized to board an airplane to Canada. This guide will provide the representative or a parent/guardian with information on completing the eTA application form on behalf of a child travelling to Canada.
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