Practical Information
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Accessibility
Accessibility for people with disabilities - Kéroul
514 252-3104 | keroul.qc.ca
Establishments have been assessed accessible according to criteria set by Kéroul and approved by the Ministère du Tourisme du Québec. For people with a restricted physical disability, Kéroul provides information on tourism and culture.
The handicapped person can enter and move around the establishment without assistance.
The handicapped person requires assistance to enter and move around the establishment.
Tourist and Leisure Companion for persons living with a disability
1 833 693-2253 ꟾ aqlph.qc.ca/carte-accompagnement-loisir
Some tourist and leisure activity sites give free access to the companion of a person living with a permanent disability.
Customs information
Personal identification
Visitors entering Canada must present a valid passport and, in most cases, a visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA).* It is strongly recommended that you carry your passport with you at all times for identity purposes. Before entering Canada, all visitors are responsible for ensuring that they have the required documents necessary, whether they are travelling through to another country or returning to their country of origin.
For more information, visit Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
*The Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is mandatory for visa-exempt foreign nationals who fly to Canada. While U.S. citizens and travellers with a valid visa are exempt, all those with passports from other countries (e.g. Mexico, France, UK) may need to obtain an eTA. You can apply here.