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Preclearance Locations

Here's an updated list of preclearance locations across Canada.
  • Calgary Preclearance
    Calgary International Airport
    P.O. Box 155
    2000 Airport Road, Northeast
    Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2E 6W5
    Port Director
    Phone: (403) 221-1634
  • Edmonton Preclearance
    Edmonton International Airport
    2345, 1000 Airport Rd
    Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T9E0V3
    Port Director
    Phone: (780) 890-4515
  • Halifax Preclearance
    Halifax Robert L. Stanfield International Airport Level 2
    1 Bell Boulevard
    Enfield, Nova Scotia, Canada B2T 1K2
    Port Director
    Phone: (902) 873-7780
  • Montreal Preclearance
    Montreal Trudeau International Airport
    975 Romeo Vachon Boulevard, North
    Room TT 2.400
    Dorval, Quebec, Canada H4Y 1H1
    Port Director
    Phone: (514) 636-3875
  • Ottawa Preclearance
    Ottawa MacDonald-Cartier International Airport
    1000 Airport Road, Private
    Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1V 9B4
    Port Director
    Phone: (613) 523-8120
  • Toronto Preclearance
    Lester B. Pearson International Airport
    P.O. Box 115
    Toronto AMF
    Toronto, Ontario, Canada L5P 1A2
    Port Director
    Phone: (905) 676-2606
  • Vancouver Preclearance
    Vancouver International Airport
    International Terminal - Level 3
    3161 Grant McConachie Way
    Richmond, BC V7B 0A4
    Port Director
    Phone: (604) 278-3360
  • Victoria Preclearance
    PO Box 1540
    Port Angeles, Washington 98362
    Port Director
    Phone: (250) 382-5131
  • Winnipeg Preclearance
    Winnipeg International Airport
    2311-1970 Wellington Avenue
    Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3H 0E3
    Port Director
    Phone: (204) 783-2206

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