Which countries can you enter without a visa with a Canadian visa?

Canadian visas cannot be used to enter other countries visa-free because Canada is not a member of the Schengen countries. Only Schengen countries can enter other Schengen countries visa-free with one visa.

On June 14, 1985, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg signed the Schengen Agreement in the Luxembourg border town (SCHENGSN). The agreement stipulates that its member states issue a unified format of visas to short-term visitors, namely Schengen visas.

Once the applicant obtains a visa from a certain country, he or she can travel freely within all Schengen member states within the validity period of the visa and the period of stay. However, starting from the second country, a declaration must be made to the relevant local department within 3 days.

Extended information

Canadian Visa Notes

Chinese citizens holding any type of passport to enter or transit Canada must apply for a visa (except Hong Kong SAR passport holders) .

Chinese citizens who directly transit through designated airports in Canada are exempted from applying for a visa if they comply with the China Transit Program. However, the program requirements are very strict. For details, please refer to the website of the Canadian Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration.

The Canadian Visa Application Center accepts all types of temporary resident visa applications (including work permit visas, study permit visas) and permanent resident return travel document applications. The Visa Center website covers important content such as the visa application process and other relevant information. Applicants are advised to read it carefully before submitting their application.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Schengen

Baidu Encyclopedia - Canadian Visa