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Can I visit Canada with B1/B2 tourist visa?

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Soon I will visit US.Have a plan visit my uncle (our family friend ) in Canada.Can I visit him with US B1/B2(this will be my first time entry in US,I got 5 years with multiple entry )? If not can I get instant visa from any border (e.g Niagara falls border)? or Do i have to apply from US Canadian embassy?how long it will take? or Do I have to apply from my home country? which one is the quickest and successful way to do that?

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Alexus Sham ·
You should contact the Canadian embassy in your country so you have the proper paperwork before you come to the US.
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C Abbott ·
Check the CIC website whether you will need a tourist visa to travel to Canada. The B1/B2 visa is for entry to US at a US port of entry. It has no bearing on whether you can travel from your homeland to Canada.
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Dean P MurrayImmigration AttorneyHoboken, NJ ·
That question should be directed to Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) - www.cic.gc.ca. A B1/B2 visa has no bearing on whether Canada will allow you entry.
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