Canada: Vaccination will no longer be mandatory for entering Canada! Trudeau government may take a decision soon

Corona cases are now decreasing around the world. In such a situation, countries around the world are now removing restrictions in view of the decreasing outbreak of COVID-19. Meanwhile, citizens going to Canada are going to get a big relief. A government source said Tuesday that the vaccination requirement to enter Canada is likely to be abolished. 

According to government sources, the Canadian government may eliminate the need for a COVID-19 vaccine for people entering the country by the end of September. Sources have given this information to The Associated Press on Tuesday. 

Decision can be taken on 30 September

According to sources, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can announce this decision by 30 September. The official said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has to finalize it. Apart from this, it has also been learned that there will no longer be a need to fill in information about vaccination in the ArriveCan app. However, the Canadian government will not eliminate COVID-19 testing at airports. 

It is mandatory to show vaccination certificate

Explain that like the United States, foreign nationals coming to Canada are required to show a vaccination certificate. However, so far the US has not made any announcement regarding the termination of vaccination, whether they will also take similar steps by 30 September.

Significantly, more than 42 lakh corona cases have been reported in Canada so far. Whereas more than 45 thousand people have lost their lives due to corona virus.