Can us B-1 Visa holder enter Canada for visiting without Canadian Visa?

Question

I am currently holding the US b1 visa and in US right now. Want to go to Canada to visit. Could I enter Canada without a Canadian Visa? if not what i should do

Answer 1

Having a US visa conveys no right to enter Canada, a contiguous sovereign nation.  That said, if you are attempting to enter Canada through the US, you are required to show that you are present in the US legally, and having a US visa does indicate that you have successfully completed the US non-immigrant visa process.  However, you will have to qualify for the right of leave to enter Canada on your own merits.  The exact process you need to go through is dependent upon the type of passport you hold.  See the Canadian website below to see if you need a visa:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas...

Answer 2

I am sorry. A US visa is good only for the US. You will need a Canadian visa to enter Canada. It is only in Europe that a Schengen Visa can be used to enter more than one country. There are some bus tours that go across the border and they handle group visas. But if you would like to go on your own and stay a bit longer, you really have to go to the Canadian embassy nearest your location and apply.

Answer 3

for visa info go to www.cic.gc.ca and try calling

1 800 O Canada.

Answer 4

a visa is given by one country , it allows you to enter that specific country ,as to enter another country with that visa ? the rules do not apply to it necessarily ......

if you wish to put your country of origin here ? you may or not need a visa to enter Canada , hard for anyone to tell if indeed you would need one ..

would you like to come back here ?i will be glad to look for you ......