Canada's medication import restrictions are low — most prescription medications are accepted with standard documentation (original packaging, prescription, doctor's letter). Commonly restricted: large quantities without documentation.
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General travel guidance, not medical or legal advice — always confirm with the destination's embassy for your specific medication.
Canada's medication import restrictions are low — most prescription medications are accepted with standard documentation (original packaging, prescription, doctor's letter) Most prescription medications are accepted with standard documentation and a reasonable personal-use supply.
Commonly restricted: large quantities without documentation.
Keep medication in its original, pharmacy-labeled packaging, and carry both your prescription and a doctor's letter (on letterhead, listing the medication, dosage, and medical reason).
No — this is general travel guidance, not medical or legal advice. Always confirm current rules with Canada's embassy or consulate for your specific medication before you travel.