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Canada Immigration Measures for FIFA World Cup 2026 Travelers
Key Point
- Canada will implement special entry and facilitation measures to accommodate the influx of international visitors during the FIFA World Cup 26
Canada FIFA World Cup Travel
On December 5, 2025, Canada announced preparations to accommodate the influx of international visitors for the FIFA World Cup 26, which Canada will co‑host with the U.S. and Mexico.
- Streamlined Entry for FIFA Participants: Accredited players, officials and FIFA staff will benefit from simplified entry procedures.
- Visitor Facilitation: IRCC has confirmed measures to ensure a smooth entry process for thousands of international fans traveling to Canada.
- Border Coordination: Canada will work with the Canada Border Services Agency to manage increased travel volumes.
- International Alignment: Canada is coordinating with the U.S. and Mexico to align entry requirements across all host countries.
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