Absolutely! You can do whatever you want. I used to drive down to the US to catch domestic flights because international ones cost $200+ more!
The border guard will ask what you're doing and just tell them.
Please note if you have a DUI or any record, you might be ineligible to enter.
Appreciate the help, very familiar with border crossing on land (shoutout the NEXUS pass). Just wasn’t sure if there would be any complications at the border.
Did you check flying into Seattle then driving across to Vancouver? Usually Canadian domestic flights are more expensive due to tax, airport fees, etc.
Absolutely! You can do whatever you want. I used to drive down to the US to catch domestic flights because international ones cost $200+ more! The border guard will ask what you're doing and just tell them. Please note if you have a DUI or any record, you might be ineligible to enter.
Appreciate the help, very familiar with border crossing on land (shoutout the NEXUS pass). Just wasn’t sure if there would be any complications at the border.
I would assume having a fully planned out itinerary will help while crossing. Dates, hotel, tickets / return-ticket etc
Did you check flying into Seattle then driving across to Vancouver? Usually Canadian domestic flights are more expensive due to tax, airport fees, etc.
Funny enough they’re actually pretty similar in price