In Canada, which statement best describes crew clearance requirements?

• A. They must go through customs and immigration.
• B. They must go through customs and immigration, carrying all bags and personal items.
• C. They may bypass immigration for short stays.
• D. They must declare items only if above a threshold.

Answer: (B)

Crew clearance in Canada means airline crew must clear immigration and customs like any other traveler, with their bags and personal items available for inspection. There isn’t a special bypass for crew, and officers will review what is brought through, including duties or declarations for items that require it. This is why carrying all bags and personal items through the clearance point is the correct description. The other statements miss important parts—immigration processing isn’t skipped for short stays, and declarations aren’t conditioned only on a threshold.