In order to facilitate entry to the country, the Canadian government will allow vaccinated travelers to submit a rapid antigen test instead of a molecular one. Starting from March 1st, 2022, vaccinated visitors may choose this easier and cheaper option and arrive in Canada with a rapid antigen test.  The change can be well-received by travelers planning a March break gateway in Canada. However, according to some airline associations, the country's authorities should enable vaccinated travelers to enter Canada test-free.  The rapid tests must be performed by a laboratory, telehealth provider, or health care.  Some fully vaccinated arrivals to Canada may still be randomly selected for molecular testing upon arrival at the airport. They do not need to quarantine themselves when waiting for a test result.  The Canadian authorities have also facilitated travel for families. Unvaccinated travelers under the age of 12 accompanied by vaccinated adults no longer need to self-isolate for 14 days after their arrival in Canada.  Content: Documents to have upon entry to Canada Pre-entry testing results ArriveCAN receipt Vaccination certificate A quarantine plan Passport or another travel document Advance registration for upon-arrival testing eTA Canada Documents to have upon entry to Canada Fully vaccinated travelers entering or returning to Canada must have prepared the following upon crossing the Canadian border: Pre-entry testing results All arrivals aged 5 or older are required to provide an antigen rapid test (molecular tests are no longer necessary). ArriveCAN receipt ArriveCAN is obligatory for all travelers who plan to enter Canada by sea, land, or air. It must be completed within 72 hours before arrival time.  Vaccination certificate It should be uploaded via ArriveCAN. A list of COVID-19 vaccines can be found here. A quarantine plan It must be prepared in case of a positive test result. Passport or another travel document The data of a traveler's document must be entered in ArriveCAN. Advance registration for upon-arrival testing Applicable for air travelers.  eTA Canada Electronic Travel Authorization available for visa-exempt travelers from over 50 different countries.