How to bring cash when immigrating to Canada?

According to the regulations, if the cash you carry exceeds the equivalent of $5,000, you have to go to the bank to issue a certificate of carrying. If it exceeds the equivalent of $65,438+00,000, it is necessary to go to the foreign exchange administration to issue a certificate of carrying. You should declare when you leave the airport. However, the domestic border inspection is not very strict in this respect. As long as you don't bring too much cash, such as 10 thousand Canadian dollars, no one should pay attention to you even if you don't declare it. But if you are unlucky and you are punished, you have nothing to say. After all, there are rules there.

When entering Canada, if the cash you carry exceeds the equivalent of 10000 Canadian dollars, you must fill in the customs declaration form when entering the customs. It doesn't matter if you bring a lot of money, but you have to declare it. Canada is very strict in this respect. Once the declaration fails, it will not only be severely punished, but also blacklisted, and will be inspected every time it enters Canada in the future.