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I am a USA citizen but am going to be flying out of Canada to go to Scotland. When arriving at the Toronto Airport, will I be going through customs or immigration before receiving my boarding passes? I need to know because our airline was very adamant that we are checked in 3 hours prior to our flight.
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I am a USA citizen but am going to be flying out of Canada to go to Scotland. When arriving at the Toronto Airport, will I be going through customs or immigration before receiving my boarding passes? I need to know because our airline was very adamant that we are checked in 3 hours prior to our flight.
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How will you be traveling to the airport in Toronto?
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I am a USA citizen but am going to be flying out of Canada to go to Scotland. When arriving at the Toronto Airport, will I be going through customs or immigration before receiving my boarding passes? I need to know because our airline was very adamant that we are checked in 3 hours prior to our flight.
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I am a USA citizen but am going to be flying out of Canada to go to Scotland. When arriving at the Toronto Airport, will I be going through customs or immigration before receiving my boarding passes? I need to know because our airline was very adamant that we are checked in 3 hours prior to our flight.
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How will you be traveling to the airport in Toronto?
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Jun 9 '17 at 2:54
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How will you be traveling to the airport in Toronto?
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How will you be traveling to the airport in Toronto?
– phoog
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How will you be traveling to the airport in Toronto?
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This question lacks enough details of the trip to understand what is being asked.
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If you are flying to Toronto from the USA, you can use the Connecting Info form on the Toronto Airport website and it will detail exactly what you need to do. Just enter where you are coming from, which airline and where you are going to and the airline you are flying.
https://www.torontopearson.com/Connecting.aspx
If you are driving to Toronto from the states you will deal with border formalities wherever you cross into Canada.
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If you are flying to Toronto from the USA, you can use the Connecting Info form on the Toronto Airport website and it will detail exactly what you need to do. Just enter where you are coming from, which airline and where you are going to and the airline you are flying.
https://www.torontopearson.com/Connecting.aspx
If you are driving to Toronto from the states you will deal with border formalities wherever you cross into Canada.
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If you are flying to Toronto from the USA, you can use the Connecting Info form on the Toronto Airport website and it will detail exactly what you need to do. Just enter where you are coming from, which airline and where you are going to and the airline you are flying.
https://www.torontopearson.com/Connecting.aspx
If you are driving to Toronto from the states you will deal with border formalities wherever you cross into Canada.
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If you are flying to Toronto from the USA, you can use the Connecting Info form on the Toronto Airport website and it will detail exactly what you need to do. Just enter where you are coming from, which airline and where you are going to and the airline you are flying.
https://www.torontopearson.com/Connecting.aspx
If you are driving to Toronto from the states you will deal with border formalities wherever you cross into Canada.
If you are flying to Toronto from the USA, you can use the Connecting Info form on the Toronto Airport website and it will detail exactly what you need to do. Just enter where you are coming from, which airline and where you are going to and the airline you are flying.
https://www.torontopearson.com/Connecting.aspx
If you are driving to Toronto from the states you will deal with border formalities wherever you cross into Canada.
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