Travel documents for non-Canadian adults and children
Canada issues two types of travel documents: the refugee travel document and the certificate of identity.
They are issued to residents of Canada who are convention refugees, protected persons, and stateless persons. They are also issued to permanent residents who can’t get a national travel document for a valid reason.
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Determine your eligibility
Who can apply for a travel document and who can apply on behalf of a child
Apply for a travel document
Application forms for adults and children, what documents you need to submit and where to apply
Get a photo
Photo size, what can and cannot be worn in passport photos and who can take a passport photo
Choose the gender identifier on your travel document
How to apply, application forms and what supporting documents you need
Pick up your travel document
Where to collect your travel document if you do not want it mailed to you and what to do when you receive it
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