problem with first POE

[carmen181 0]

hi guys , I'm from Peru I applied for a CR1 visa and i got my interview for december 21st ... now I'm trying to buy the plane ticket for the end of december and it has 1 stop and it's in canada ... so it would be Peru- Canada Canada-Chicago ... would that be a problem ... 'cuz this is the first time i travel to the US. does the first stop has to be in the US or not ?? plz I'd really appreciate your help ..

[Inky 1,110]

Does peru need a visa to travel to canada? Im not sure if it does or not. I think for you to have it be a lot less complicated you should try and find a direct flight to USA. If you get stuck in CBP in Canada it could potentially cause problems.

[carmen181 0]

Does peru need a visa to travel to canada? Im not sure if it does or not. I think for you to have it be a lot less complicated you should try and find a direct flight to USA. If you get stuck in CBP in Canada it could potentially cause problems.

ok thank you .. then i guess ill try to find another ticket

[Scott and Mhay 57]

im most instances as long as you stay in the airport you are ok. I dont know the specifics for your country or canada. I guess i have never worried about it being a USC, and in the military. If you book your ticket through a travel agent, or at least if you talk to them, they should be able to tell you the requirements. That's what they get the extra fees for.

[pushbrk 12,898]

im most instances as long as you stay in the airport you are ok. I dont know the specifics for your country or canada. I guess i have never worried about it being a USC, and in the military. If you book your ticket through a travel agent, or at least if you talk to them, they should be able to tell you the requirements. That's what they get the extra fees for.

This is another useless and/or misleading guess that could spell disaster for the OP. For these questions, I use this website.

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...rt_information/

/ 24NOV09 / 1741 UTC

National Peru (PE) /Transit Canada (CA)

Destination U.S.A. (US)

ALSO CHECK DESTINATION INFORMATION BELOW

Canada (CA)

Visa required.

Additional Information:

- Visitor seeking entry may be required to produce documentary

evidence to establish, to the satisfaction of an immigration

officer,For details, click here

Warning:

- Visitors not complying with entry requirements may be

refused admission into Canada and deported at carrier's

expense. For details, click here

U.S.A. (US)

Passport required.

- Nationals of Peru may enter with passports valid for period

of intended stay.

Passport Exemptions:

- Holders of a valid on arrival Form I-512 ( Authorization for

Parole of an Alien into the United States").

- Holders of a Temporary or Emergency passports.

Visa required, except for Holders of a Form I-512

( Authorization for Parole of an Alien into the United

States").

Visa required, except for Those admitted to the U.S.A. on a

single entry visa, returning to the U.S.A. after a visit of

max. 30 days to Canada or Mexico.

Passengers travelling to Canada or Mexico for stays of 30 days

or less must For details, click here

- A passenger may enter the U.S.A. with a valid visa in an

expired passport, provided: For details, click here

Minors:

- Children, up to/incl. 15 years of age, excluding nationals

of the USA and nationals entitled to travel under the U.S.

Visa Waiver Program (V.W.P.), are allowed to travel on their

parent's passport. A person included in the passport of

another may not use the passport for travel unless he/she is

accompanied by the bearer.

Additional Information:

- Passengers not having proof of sufficient funds for length

of stay For details, click here

Warning:

- Non-compliance with entry/transit requirements will result

in:For details, click here

[SunDrop 59]

You wouldn't need a visitor's visa to Canada, but might need to complete some kind of 'transit' document/visa. It doesn't matter from a US visa point of view that you transited in Canada, but you do need to find out what you will require to transit through Canada to the US.

Edited November 24, 2009 by SunDrop

[pushbrk 12,898]

You wouldn't need a visitor's visa to Canada, but might need to complete some kind of 'transit' document/visa. It doesn't matter from a US visa point of view that you transited in Canada, but you do need to find out what you will require to transit through Canada to the US.

This is another wrong guess. I just don't understand why people are willing to play with the lives of others this way. If you don't know, then don't guess. The information is available. Google "transit visa Canada" and see if you don't find the requirements are the same as for a visitor visa. Not an easy thing to accomplish from Peru. The OP needs to fly directly to the USA without a stop in a country that requires a visa for Peruvians.

[Chris Me lil D 17]

hi guys , I'm from Peru I applied for a CR1 visa and i got my interview for december 21st ... now I'm trying to buy the plane ticket for the end of december and it has 1 stop and it's in canada ... so it would be Peru- Canada Canada-Chicago ... would that be a problem ... 'cuz this is the first time i travel to the US. does the first stop has to be in the US or not ?? plz I'd really appreciate your help ..

Well, if I were you I wouldn't buy the ticket yet. Things happen - visa could be delayed, they might require some more evidence, you never know. And it says in the interview instructions (if I remember well) that you should not buy a plane ticket until visa is in hand. Good luck on your interview.

[Zen Den 18]

hi guys , I'm from Peru I applied for a CR1 visa and i got my interview for december 21st ... now I'm trying to buy the plane ticket for the end of december and it has 1 stop and it's in canada ... so it would be Peru- Canada Canada-Chicago ... would that be a problem ... 'cuz this is the first time i travel to the US. does the first stop has to be in the US or not ?? plz I'd really appreciate your help ..

it's ok to get route for your flight. you don't need a separate visa for canada because you won't be entering canada but the US and all that is required is a single-entry visa for the US which is what you have

[carmen181 0]

thank your for all your replies, i'll take into consideration everything that has been said ...

[payxibka 10,045]

You will need a visa... only a select few countries travelling on a select few airlines qualify for the "transit without visa" program

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-introduce...rts-090731.html

hi guys , I'm from Peru I applied for a CR1 visa and i got my interview for december 21st ... now I'm trying to buy the plane ticket for the end of december and it has 1 stop and it's in canada ... so it would be Peru- Canada Canada-Chicago ... would that be a problem ... 'cuz this is the first time i travel to the US. does the first stop has to be in the US or not ?? plz I'd really appreciate your help ..

it's ok to get route for your flight. you don't need a separate visa for canada because you won't be entering canada but the US and all that is required is a single-entry visa for the US which is what you have

Not for a Peruvian ......

[Scott and Mhay 57]

im most instances as long as you stay in the airport you are ok. I dont know the specifics for your country or canada. I guess i have never worried about it being a USC, and in the military. If you book your ticket through a travel agent, or at least if you talk to them, they should be able to tell you the requirements. That's what they get the extra fees for.

This is another useless and/or misleading guess that could spell disaster for the OP. For these questions, I use this website.

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...rt_information/

/ 24NOV09 / 1741 UTC

National Peru (PE) /Transit Canada (CA)

Destination U.S.A. (US)

ALSO CHECK DESTINATION INFORMATION BELOW

Canada (CA)

Visa required.

Additional Information:

- Visitor seeking entry may be required to produce documentary

evidence to establish, to the satisfaction of an immigration

officer,For details, click here

Warning:

- Visitors not complying with entry requirements may be

refused admission into Canada and deported at carrier's

expense. For details, click here

U.S.A. (US)

Passport required.

- Nationals of Peru may enter with passports valid for period

of intended stay.

Passport Exemptions:

- Holders of a valid on arrival Form I-512 ( Authorization for

Parole of an Alien into the United States").

- Holders of a Temporary or Emergency passports.

Visa required, except for Holders of a Form I-512

( Authorization for Parole of an Alien into the United

States").

Visa required, except for Those admitted to the U.S.A. on a

single entry visa, returning to the U.S.A. after a visit of

max. 30 days to Canada or Mexico.

Passengers travelling to Canada or Mexico for stays of 30 days

or less must For details, click here

- A passenger may enter the U.S.A. with a valid visa in an

expired passport, provided: For details, click here

Minors:

- Children, up to/incl. 15 years of age, excluding nationals

of the USA and nationals entitled to travel under the U.S.

Visa Waiver Program (V.W.P.), are allowed to travel on their

parent's passport. A person included in the passport of

another may not use the passport for travel unless he/she is

accompanied by the bearer.

Additional Information:

- Passengers not having proof of sufficient funds for length

of stay For details, click here

Warning:

- Non-compliance with entry/transit requirements will result

in:For details, click here

I STATED I did not know. (didnt say "I think")..I told the OP to talk to a travel agent!!!

If you have a problem with my reply PM me directly. I feel this is an attack on me as what i posted in another thread

[pushbrk 12,898]

im most instances as long as you stay in the airport you are ok. I dont know the specifics for your country or canada. I guess i have never worried about it being a USC, and in the military. If you book your ticket through a travel agent, or at least if you talk to them, they should be able to tell you the requirements. That's what they get the extra fees for.

This is another useless and/or misleading guess that could spell disaster for the OP. For these questions, I use this website.

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...rt_information/

/ 24NOV09 / 1741 UTC

National Peru (PE) /Transit Canada (CA)

Destination U.S.A. (US)

ALSO CHECK DESTINATION INFORMATION BELOW

Canada (CA)

Visa required.

Additional Information:

- Visitor seeking entry may be required to produce documentary

evidence to establish, to the satisfaction of an immigration

officer,For details, click here

Warning:

- Visitors not complying with entry requirements may be

refused admission into Canada and deported at carrier's

expense. For details, click here

U.S.A. (US)

Passport required.

- Nationals of Peru may enter with passports valid for period

of intended stay.

Passport Exemptions:

- Holders of a valid on arrival Form I-512 ( Authorization for

Parole of an Alien into the United States").

- Holders of a Temporary or Emergency passports.

Visa required, except for Holders of a Form I-512

( Authorization for Parole of an Alien into the United

States").

Visa required, except for Those admitted to the U.S.A. on a

single entry visa, returning to the U.S.A. after a visit of

max. 30 days to Canada or Mexico.

Passengers travelling to Canada or Mexico for stays of 30 days

or less must For details, click here

- A passenger may enter the U.S.A. with a valid visa in an

expired passport, provided: For details, click here

Minors:

- Children, up to/incl. 15 years of age, excluding nationals

of the USA and nationals entitled to travel under the U.S.

Visa Waiver Program (V.W.P.), are allowed to travel on their

parent's passport. A person included in the passport of

another may not use the passport for travel unless he/she is

accompanied by the bearer.

Additional Information:

- Passengers not having proof of sufficient funds for length

of stay For details, click here

Warning:

- Non-compliance with entry/transit requirements will result

in:For details, click here

I STATED I did not know. (didnt say "I think")..I told the OP to talk to a travel agent!!!

If you have a problem with my reply PM me directly. I feel this is an attack on me as what i posted in another thread

Your response to the OP was public. If you don't want be criticized for guessing, stop guessing.

[Scott and Mhay 57]

it wasnt a guess and there is no reason to reply like that I SAID I DIDN'T KNOW for the country

[Inky 1,110]

Peruvian citizens require a transit visa to pass through canada.

Found it listed on the website http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp