How much cash can I fly with in Canada?

The amount of money you can fly with in Canada depends on your airline, flight and booking class. There are no restrictions on how much cash you can take on board in the cabin. However, there may be restrictions on how much you can take on as checked baggage

How much does it cost to fly with cash in Canada?

The cost of flying with cash depends on the airline you fly with and the type of travel you’re doing. Domestic routes within Canada usually require travellers to have proof of travel, such as a passport boarding card or driver’s licence. You may be asked to provide proof of citizenship or a temporary resident permit. With international travel, many airlines will accept a photocopy of a passport, although some carriers require you to provide an original.

How much does it cost to fly with money in Canada?

The cost of flying with cash depends on whether you're flying domestic or international. Domestic flights are more expensive, so you'll need to budget more. In general, domestic flights cost between $40 and $1,500 depending on the length of the flight.

How much change can I fly with in Canada?

In terms of cash, you can fly with up to $3,500 in any currency as long as the bills are in $20s and $50s. You can also fly with a larger sum as long as it is in a money belt or other secure container and passes through a security check. This includes banknotes and other large bills, as well as traveller's cheques, stored in bank or credit card wallets as well as cash stored in cash equivalents like pre-paid debit cards

How much can I fly with in Canada without going through customs?

There are no items in the cabin that need to go through customs, but if you are bringing items purchased outside of Canada with you, they will be subject to additional fees. The amount of duty and fees will vary depending on the goods and their value. If you have a lot of electronics, there may also be additional fees for clearing the goods through customs.