Can a 16 year old travel to Canada alone?
Yes you can travel alone, but as the previous answer stated you will need a notarized letter from your parents giving you permission to travel, as well as include where you are staying, where you are going, how long you will gone for, etc and have all their contact info. Important for them to note the phone number they can be reached at around your anticipated time of crossing. Until June 1, 2009 you will need your original birth certificate for proof of citizenship for land travel, if you have government issued photo id that would be a good thing to have with you as well for ID, after June 1, 2009 or for air travel you need a passport
I like to travel canada but i haven't money is there any bady help me?
Sure, just as soon as somebody hands me more money than I can use.
I'm 15 can I travel to Canada by Greyhound bus alone?
They may very well have a policy of not transporting unaccompanied minors across the border, Amtrack won't do it and some Airlines won't. There are thousands of teenage missing children and they do not want to risk transporting someone who is running away or going to meet an internet predator. Perhaps if your Mother calls or goes in person and speaks to a manager, not a ticket agent.
How to travel from Boston to London Ontario Canada by train or bus?
A bit of a challenge you need to cross the border either going to Montreal or further west at Niagara Falls to Toronto The train leaves from NYC to Toronto early in the Morning (7:15) Up to you how you get from Boston Checking on the Amtrak and VIA rail sites some days are already full do a little searching around your departure date for space From Toronto to London there are frequent departures both bus and train. You can get from Niagara Falls to London but it is multiple changes of bus and train. Your trip is much longer than ten hours. NYC to Toronto is 12 hours . Suggest you fly Porter Airlines Boston to Toronto only two hour flight. Much easier and faster https://www.flyporter.com/Flight/Tickets... Start here to plan your trip http://www.viarail.ca/en/trains/ontario-... http://www.amtrak.com/maple-leaf-train http://www.amtrak.com/adirondack-train http://www.viarail.ca/en/trains/ontario-and-quebec/toronto-london/description Your route by train is easiest Boston NYC Toronto London. As you do not give a specific day of travel you need to do your own scheduling. There is only one train a day between NYC and Toronto for the other parts there are many different departure times. Going by way of Montreal will probably be a longer total travel time . If you want to enjoy the scenery make it a circle trip going one way and coming back through the other crossing. Many of your Greyhound bus journeys involve travel to NYC to make connections check the schedule for travel details. Many trips are much longer than others. The fare is similar to train but trains gives you a little more walking around room and a chance for a meal on the go. Porter Airlines is probably much easier and cheaper overall. With just needing a train or bus from Toronto to London.