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nexus canada

Valise prête et passeport en main, il ne te reste plus qu'à te rendre à l'aéroport de Montréal pour attraper ton prochain vol. Cependant, tu sais bien que l'endroit sera bondé et tu appréhendes déjà les interminables files d'attente qui s'interposent entre toi et ton avion.

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Heads up, Canadian travellers! If you've been thinking about getting a NEXUS card to speed up your border crossings, now's the time to act, because a major price hike is coming next week.

NEXUS passes are about to get a lot more expensive, with fees set to jump by more than double — a whopping 140% — starting Tuesday, October 1. That means if you want to avoid the price hike, you'll need to submit your application ASAP.

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NEXUS fees are expected to increase this year and the price hike would make it more than double the current cost.

So, if you travel and want to reduce wait times at airports or the Canada-U.S. border by getting a NEXUS membership, you could have to pay more soon.

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A Canadian official has said that the NEXUS program, which facilitates travel across the Canada-U.S. border, is "being held hostage" by the U.S.

During a conference organized by the Future Borders Coalition and hosted at the Canadian Embassy in Washington on October 13, Ambassador of Canada to the U.S. Kirsten Hillman slammed the U.S. over a dispute that's causing delays to NEXUS.

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There is currently a backlog of 295,122 people waiting to be approved for the NEXUS program, which makes travelling across the Canada-U.S. border more efficient for some frequent border crossers. Canadian travellers hoping to join might even have to head down south to get their applications processed.

NEXUS is a program organized by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA). It allows for express border crossings between the two countries for preapproved "low-risk" travellers.

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