What is NEXUS for travel?

NEXUS is designed to expedite the border clearance process for low-risk, approved travelers into Canada and the United States. By paying one fee, NEXUS members have crossing privileges at air, land, and marine ports of entry that support the program.

Is a nexus card a travel document?

NEXUS card, held by a Canadian citizen, when entering Canada by air (when coming from the U.S.), land, or marine modes. FAST card (Free and Secure Trade), issued to a Canadian citizen (when arriving by land or marine modes only) Canadian emergency travel document.

Can you use NEXUS for business travel?

U.S. and Mexican residents If you are a NEXUS member and a U.S. or Mexican resident entering Canada, you may use a NEXUS lane and make an oral declaration. Personal computers and similar items carried by NEXUS members for their own personal use while on business trips are not considered commercial goods.

Does NEXUS work for air travel?

As an added benefit, when travelling on domestic, U.S.-bound, and select international flights, NEXUS members can be expedited through Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) airport security screening lanes located at 16 Canadian airports.

Can I use Nexus card instead of passport?

A NEXUS membership card is a valid document under the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI), so it can be used in place of a passport, including by air if flying between the US and Canada.

Can you use NEXUS for international travel?

You can use your NEXUS Card at participating international airports, at land crossings between Canada and the US that have NEXUS lanes, and when travelling between the two countries by boat.

Can Nexus card be used instead of passport?

Are NEXUS cards extended?

NEXUS/FAST NEXUS and FAST enrollment centres remain temporarily closed as long as COVID-19 border restrictions are in place. Existing NEXUS and FAST members who renew their membership before the expiry date on their card will retain their membership privileges for twenty-four months beyond their scheduled expiration.

Can you fly with just a NEXUS card?

Can you use Nexus cards for air travel? Yes. Citizens of both the United States and Canada in possession of a valid NEXUS travel card are able to fly between the two countries using their NEXUS card, instead of a passport. This is because a NEXUS card is a WHTI (Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative) compliant document.

Does NEXUS include Global Entry 2020?

All NEXUS members can enjoy the benefits of Global Entry at no additional cost through using the Global Entry kiosks for entry at participating airports. When using the Global Entry kiosks in Canada Preclearance locations you can use your passport, U.S. Lawful Permanent Resident card or NEXUS card.

How does the NEXUS pass work in Canada?

What is the Nexus Pass? NEXUS is a border crossing card for expedited US Canada Border Crossing. The card provides expedited travel at the US Canada Border for predetermined low-risk Canadian and US citizens. Members can use the card as an air card when flying into the US or Canada as well as using it at land and sea points of entry.

Who is eligible for the Nexus Travel Card?

NEXUS is a Canada-United States trusted traveller program. It’s for pre-approved low-risk Canadian and U.S. citizens and permanent residents travelling to, from or within the U.S. or Canada. Mexican nationals who are members of Mexico’s Viajero Confiable program can also apply for NEXUS membership.

Can a NEXUS pass be used as an air card?

Members can use the card as an air card when flying into the US or Canada as well as using it at land and sea points of entry. Using the designated priority lane significantly speeds up the time spent waiting and being processed at the US Canada border.

Can you fly between the US and Canada with a NEXUS card?

Yes. Citizens of both the United States and Canada in possession of a valid NEXUS travel card are able to fly between the two countries using their NEXUS card, instead of a passport. This is because a NEXUS card is a WHTI (Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative) compliant document.

Where can I use my Nexus Travel Card?

NEXUS is a trusted traveller program that is operated by both the Canadian Border Services Agency and the US Customs and Border Protection. The program is designed for pre-approved, low-risk travellers. Participants in the program are able to use self-service kiosks at airports in Canada, the United States and some international ports.

How does the Nexus program work in Canada?

Do you need a NEXUS card to use Global Entry?