| kgsneds |
May 7th, 2014 06:58 AM |
For your trip to Canada, you will go through immigrations and customs at the first Canadian airport. There are the occasional exceptions, so I would check with the airline. However, you need to leave time to collect your luggage, pass through immigrations and customs and drop off your luggage again. The time needed depends on the airport, but allow plenty of time.
On the return trip, you would pre-clear US immigrations and customs in either Toronto or Montreal. There are no separate lines for US citizens, so it could be slow (or fast). I'd leave at least 1.5 hours between flights, but if the airline allows the connection and you miss the flight, I believe they have to rebook you on a later flight.
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