You must use ArriveCAN to enter your proof of vaccination, quarantine and travel information.

If you don't provide the required information in ArriveCAN before arriving at the border you won't be considered for the exemption, even if you meet all the other requirements.
Until July 23: if you get the exemption, you may receive notifications from ArriveCAN after you arrive in Canada but you aren’t required to respond.

Providing proof of your vaccination

In ArriveCAN, you must provide:

• the details of your first dose (date, country and vaccine you received)
• the details of your second dose if one was required (i.e., for Pfizer, Moderna, and AstraZeneca vaccines)
• a photo or PDF file of the record of each dose of your vaccination, such as receipts, cards, or confirmations:
  • if you received two doses and they are both recorded on a single card or PDF, upload that same image or file for dose 1 and again for dose 2
  • file formats accepted: PDF, PNG, JPEG or JPG
  • maximum file size for upload: each image upload has a 2 MB size limit
• preferred file format: if you received a PDF file of your vaccination record, upload the PDF rather than an image, since the PDF is clearer and easier to read
• these must be in English, French, or a certified translation into English or French
• Bring your original proof of vaccination with you while you travel.
  Providing a certified translation if your proof is not in French or English