Complete the eTA Canadá application and obtain your Electronic Travel Authorization to visit Canada (ETA). All Visa-exempt foreign nationals must request their Canadian eTA.
Ed
Completely fraudulent
Completely fraudulent – they mascarade as an official site, then charge you ten times the actual fee you’ll pay via the official website. And once you put your bank details in and they are checked, the page refreshes and payment is taken instantly! Avoid
Jeppe Terp
They charge you 74 CAD for entering the…
They charge you 74 CAD for entering the info you give them + the 7 CAD for actually getting the visa by the Canadian government. Official government webside does this just as easy for a total of 7 CAD.
Lasse Tiedemann
Tourist trap .
Tourist trap .. Never use this side you pay over 10 time the amount.
Thijs
Nicest scam ever
I got tricked into ordering an ETA through this website. It looks like an official government website, but you pay over 10x the regular price (7 CAD). They say this is to help you with ‘paperwork’.
Although I feel like they exploit people not reading small print properly, what they do seems legal. I was happy to find out that they were nice enough to refund the money when I asked to cancel my request (This was before they started processing)
Below are the analyze and conclusion of us about above reviews
Review 1 (Ed): This review immediately raises a red flag. The user explicitly labels the site as “completely fraudulent,” accusing it of masquerading as an official source and charging significantly inflated fees (ten times the actual cost). The user also highlights the rapid and immediate payment processing upon entering bank details, which is a common tactic used by scam websites to quickly extract funds before victims realize they’ve been duped. This strongly suggests deceptive practices.
Review 2 (Jeppe Terp): This review reinforces the concern about inflated pricing. The user points out a charge of 74 CAD when the actual cost through the official Canadian government website is only 7 CAD. The review makes it clear that the additional cost doesn’t represent any tangible benefit but instead goes towards “entering the info,” which is a service easily provided by the user themselves on the official site. This again, is an indicator of a potential scam preying on users unaware of the official channels.
Review 3 (Lasse Tiedemann): This review is concise but direct, labeling the site a “tourist trap” and reiterating the excessive overcharging (over 10 times the amount). This reinforces the consistent theme across the negative reviews – that the site is exploiting tourists and charging exorbitant fees for a service that is available at a much lower price elsewhere. This adds further weight to the argument that the site is employing deceptive pricing tactics.
Review 4 (Thijs): This review provides a more nuanced perspective but still points to deceptive practices. The user admits to being “tricked” due to the site’s resemblance to an official government website and highlights the significantly higher price. While the user acknowledges the potential legality of the operation, they also point out the exploitation of individuals who don’t carefully read the fine print. The user also highlights a positive experience with cancellation, which may indicate some attempt to manage customer relations and potentially reduce disputes, it does not change the core issue of initially deceptive pricing.
travel-canadavisa.com likely scam
Note: The above statement is just my personal opinion, you should check carefully at the sources and make the right decision for yourself.