Posted on 08/19/2022 2:02:42 PM PDT by Roman_War_Criminal
The program is called the ‘Known Traveller Digital Identity,” and it’s not a theory! It’s here!
Known Traveler Digital Identity
Here are the major partners of the KTDI program: WEF, Canada, Netherlands, etc…
As part of the project, Canada has developped the ArriveCAN app. According to their website: “You must use ArriveCAN to provide mandatory travel and public health information before and after your entry into Canada. ArriveCAN is not only keeping travellers safe, but is part of our ongoing efforts to modernize cross-border travel.”
In other words, this app is ‘mandatory’ (not for Canadian citizens, and you can refuse using it, but you will probably have a hard time at the customs), so they can market “Known Traveler Digital Identity” as an optional convenient opt-in application, and make it mandatory later, maybe as a tie-in for ArriveCAN.
(Excerpt) Read more at strangesounds.org ...
Velkom to Kanadastan!
I’m sure illegals will comply
Never going to visit Canada again.
I haven’t been impressed with Canadian Government or Canadian Citizens since 1775.
It’s just a bunch of drunk people riding moose and swilling syrup...
They can do what they want, I’ll never step foot in that fascist authoritarian country again.
No smart phone, no apps.
ArriveCAN is mandatory for all who cross into BC. Canadians can refuse, but then must quarantine at their expense.
This is very sad....there are great places to visit in Canada. But, the WEF is probably ecstatic....less intrusions, more open space...for the elites.
uh oh
now they will be pouring over the northern border
trudeau is a hoser, eh?
Just another practice run in preparation of the tribulation.
They should let people just walk in like we do. A lot less complicated.
Canada has had a digital based registered traveler program for quite a few years. I only have a basic acquaintance with this that is limited to cross border arrivals via boat. This is extensively used as an example by Washington state boating cruisers running the inland passageway towards Alaska.
IIRC, this is an app based system by which registered and approved boaters can bypass traditional Canadian Customs upon entry to Canada from the US. I think this covers any declared registration holder plus previously declared immediate family, ex. married couple and children. I don’t recall if arriving persons on board holding their own individual preregistration can be lumped into the fast track clearing or if this automatically triggers traditional dockside customs clearance.
I have no knowledge if the description of this system described in the OP is something new or has been effect for some years via the existing Canada system for recreational boaters. Also, I don’t know if a similar fast track clearance is available for land and air arriving persons into Canada.
(‘Known Traveller Digital Identity,”)
Should be very popular with both the coming False Prophet and Satan’s anti-messiah.
https://www.canada.ca/en/border-services-agency/services/arrivecan.html
You must use ArriveCAN to provide mandatory travel and public health information before and after your entry into Canada. ArriveCAN is not only keeping travellers safe, but is part of our ongoing efforts to modernize cross-border travel.
Available for iOS, Android and web.
The mobile app is free and secure and is the official Government of Canada platform. It is available in English, French and Spanish (displayed in the language of your device). Download the latest version of ArriveCAN or select “update” in your app store.
Sign in to ArriveCAN online
Download on the App Store
Get it on Google Play
Accessibility notice
Updated information for fully vaccinated travellers, families and groups
Follow the instructions for fully vaccinated travellers, families and groups to ensure your ArriveCAN submission is accurate.
Make sure you have the latest version of ArriveCAN
Download the latest version of the ArriveCAN app or click “update” in your app store. If you don’t, you may be asked to submit specific information that’s no longer required.
The latest version of ArriveCAN (v.3.0.9) was released on July 19, 2022. Make sure you have the latest version before submitting your mandatory information.
On this page
Find out if you can enter Canada
How to use ArriveCAN
Preparing your Advance CBSA Declaration
If your travel details change before you enter Canada
After you’ve entered Canada
Your privacy is protected
Get help with ArriveCAN
Find out if you can enter Canada
Answer a few questions to find out if you can enter Canada.
How to use ArriveCAN
Who needs to use ArriveCAN
All travellers, with limited exceptions, whether entering Canada by air, land, rail or marine vessel, must use ArriveCAN unless you’re exempt from this requirement due to an accessibility need.
You’ll need to submit your information within 72 hours:
before your arrival in Canada
and/or before boarding a cruise ship destined for Canada
If travelling by marine vessel other than a cruise ship
If transiting through Canada to another country by air
If you have no smartphone or are taking a short trip
If you don’t submit your information through ArriveCAN
If you don’t submit your information through ArriveCAN and you are a foreign national travelling for discretionary purposes, you may be denied:
boarding if arriving by air or by cruise ship
entry into Canada if crossing at a land, rail or marine border crossing
Canadian citizens, permanent residents, persons registered under the Indian Act and foreign nationals eligible to enter Canada under another entry exemption (such as foreign work, study, compassionate grounds) will not be denied boarding or entry, but you:
won’t be eligible for the fully vaccinated traveller exemption, and may be required to quarantine and complete an arrival and Day-8 test
may face additional delays at the border for public health questioning
may be subject to fines or enforcement action
Use ArriveCAN to submit:
Contact information, travel details and documents
Vaccination information and travel history
Quarantine plan
Saved traveller feature
For those exempt from certain travel requirements
All travellers must use ArriveCAN, unless exempt for accessibility reasons.
Essential travellers must be fully vaccinated to get an ArriveCAN receipt (unless exempt from the vaccination requirement). All essential travellers must submit the following information into ArriveCAN:
contact information
travel details
vaccination information, including which vaccine(s) received, including manufacturer, country received, date received, and upload proof of vaccination. Essential travellers exempt from the vaccination requirement still have to include their vaccination status.
Reusable receipt for fully vaccinated essential travellers
Fully vaccinated travellers, families and groups
Find out if you qualify for the fully vaccinated traveller exemption.
If you’re travelling with others from your residence, you can include them in your ArriveCAN submission (maximum of 8). However, if you do not travel all together, update your travel submission to include only those travelling with you.
Land: If travelling in separate vehicles, complete separate ArriveCAN submissions.
Air: Families or groups on the same ArriveCAN submission must use the same arrival kiosk.
Caution: At the border, you must use the same travel documents as you upload to ArriveCAN.
Including multiple people in your submission
Using ArriveCAN for someone else
If you’re unable to use ArriveCAN, you can ask someone like a friend or family member for help. They can submit your travel information for you by signing in online.
They’ll need to fill out ArriveCAN with all of your traveller information.
Then they’ll be able to print or email the ArriveCAN receipt to you.
When you travel, you may be asked to show your ArriveCAN receipt. Make sure you have it with you before:
boarding a plane or cruise ship
seeing a Canada border services officer upon arrival
You are responsible for ensuring that you meet all of the requirements for entry into Canada.
If you are required to quarantine, you must complete your reporting after entering Canada. Call 1-833-641-0343 each day during your 14-day quarantine.
Getting your ArriveCAN receipt
Once you submit your information through ArriveCAN, a receipt will be displayed and emailed to you.
ArriveCAN won’t confirm exemptions from public health requirements. An ArriveCAN receipt shows that you’ve successfully provided your information. It doesn’t validate your eligibility to enter Canada, vaccination status, or essential travel status. Your exemptions from public health requirements and/or essential travel status will be determined by a border services officer.
How to use the ArriveCAN receipt
Preparing your Advance CBSA Declaration
You can now save time at the airport by using ArriveCAN to answer customs and immigration questions before your flight lands in Canada. The Advance CBSA Declaration is optional.
This feature is only available to travellers who use the web version or the mobile app of ArriveCAN, and whose first point of arrival in Canada is:
Vancouver international airport (YVR)
Toronto Pearson international airport (YYZ) (Terminals 1 and 3)
Montreal-Trudeau international airport (YUL)
In the coming months, the optional feature will also become available to travellers arriving at the Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Billy Bishop Toronto City, Ottawa, Québec City and Halifax international airports.
How to submit your Advance CBSA Declaration.
You may contact us if you have any issues preparing your Advance CBSA Declaration.
If your travel details change before you enter Canada
If you need to edit your information and have an ArriveCAN receipt, you need to start over and create a new submission. ArriveCAN will clear your previous information.
After you’ve entered Canada
If a border services officer confirms that you qualify as a fully vaccinated traveller, you may still be subject to random testing on arrival. However, you won’t report your results through ArriveCAN. Follow the instructions given to you by the border services officer.
ArriveCAN notifications after you’ve entered Canada
If you qualified for the fully vaccinated traveller exemption
If you didn’t qualify for the fully vaccinated traveller exemption
If you submitted information for an unvaccinated traveller
Your privacy is protected
ArriveCAN:
does not use GPS or other technology on your mobile phone to track your location
uses only the information provided by you, the user
The personal information provided through ArriveCAN is protected according to the Privacy Act. For more information, see the ArriveCAN privacy notice.
ArriveCAN has a new feature called the “saved traveller” profile that’s optional and voluntary. For those using it to make future submissions quicker, a separate privacy notice with more information is available. ArriveCAN saved traveller privacy notice.
How your ArriveCAN information is used and disclosed
Get help with ArriveCAN
Find out how to create your ArriveCAN account and troubleshoot problems on the ArriveCAN help page. If you still have questions, contact us.
Videos and helpful links
Don’t forget to use ArriveCAN before your return to Canada! (Infographic)
Don’t forget to use ArriveCAN before your return to Canada! (Poster)
Travelling to Canada? Use ArriveCAN (video)
Find testing and entry requirements (helpful link)
COVID-19 vaccinated travellers entering Canada (helpful link)
Trudeau is doing everything Klaus is ordering him to do
Trudeau also wants to be first in something else by banning single use plastics , just think about the mess in supermarkets and then garbage day , sounds like going backwards
" ArriveCAN is not only keeping travellers safe under surveillance, but is part of our ongoing efforts to modernize cross-border travel recording their movements .”
Fixed it.
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