Form E311 Declaration Card - Canada

The Form E311 Declaration Card in Canada is used by travelers to declare any goods or money they are bringing into the country. It is used for customs purposes.

The Form E311 Declaration Card in Canada is filled out by travelers entering Canada from other countries, including Canadian citizens and permanent residents.

FAQ

Q: What is a Form E311 Declaration Card?
A: The Form E311 Declaration Card is a document used by travelers entering Canada to declare any goods they are bringing into the country.

Q: Who needs to fill out the Form E311 Declaration Card?
A: All travelers entering Canada, including Canadian citizens and residents, need to fill out the Form E311 Declaration Card.

Q: What information is required on the Form E311 Declaration Card?
A: The Form E311 Declaration Card requires travelers to provide details about their personal information, travel details, and a declaration of any goods they are bringing into Canada.

Q: Do I need to declare everything I am bringing into Canada on the Form E311 Declaration Card?
A: Yes, you must declare all goods you are bringing into Canada on the Form E311 Declaration Card, including gifts, purchases, and currency.

Q: What happens if I fail to declare goods on the Form E311 Declaration Card?
A: Failing to declare goods on the Form E311 Declaration Card can result in fines, penalties, and seizure of undeclared goods by Canadian border officials.

Q: Can I bring food or agricultural products into Canada?
A: Certain food and agricultural products are restricted or prohibited from entering Canada. You should check the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's guidelines before bringing these items.

Q: Can I use the same Form E311 Declaration Card for multiple trips?
A: No, you must fill out a new Form E311 Declaration Card each time you enter Canada.

Q: How long should I keep my completed Form E311 Declaration Card?
A: You should keep your completed Form E311 Declaration Card for at least six months as it may be required for customs purposes.

Q: Can I use the Form E311 Declaration Card for re-entering Canada after a temporary absence?
A: No, if you leave Canada temporarily and are returning, you will need to fill out a different form, such as the Form B4, for re-entry.