As you are already aware that vaping comes with regulations concerning public places. Let us now consider how you can and cannot travel with vape in Canada in 2025. It's always best to know what's allowed and what's restricted to avoid any interruptions.
This guide covers everything regarding Vape Travel Canada.
1. Are Vapes Allowed While Travelling in Canada?
Yes, vape devices and e-liquids are legal to travel with in Canada, but they are regulated under:
- The Tobacco and Vaping Products Act (TVPA) sets vaping standards and restricts sale, purchase, advertising and product labelling.
- Your age must meet the provincial minimum (18, 19, or 21, depending on the province), and your vape product should not exceed a nicotine concentration of 20mg/ml.
2. Can You Bring a Vape on a Plane in Canada?
Yes, you can fly with vapes within Canada. However, you need to follow strict airline and airport security protocols.
- Only in carry-on luggage. Never check in vape devices or spare batteries.
- Do not vape or charge devices on board—this is prohibited on all Canadian airlines.
- Lithium-ion batteries with a rating of 99 Wh or less may be carried in a device in either carry-on or checked baggage.
3. How Much Vape Juice Can You Travel With?
This is a maximum of 100 ml. Now let us see how are pack a vape for air travel :
- A vape juice should be packed in your carry-on baggage. Liquid to refill an electronic cigarette/vape is permitted in quantities of 100ml or less in your carry-on and should be packed in your clear, resealable plastic bag no more than 1L in capacity.
- E-liquids must follow 100ml TSA liquid rules.
- 1 bag per passenger. All containers must fit comfortably in the single quart bag.
- You must allow the bag for security screening.
- It is always recommended to double bag the liquid to avoid any leaks from different air pressure in flight. Also, it is better to leave some air space while packing.
4. Vape airport security Canada
You are following the rules. So, you can be transparent. Let’s now look at how to be transparent.
- Inform security about the vape devices and e-liquids you are carrying with you. This speeds up your process.
- If asked any questions regarding your vape products, just show them and demonstrate if needed.
- Cooperate well is asked any additional security checks are required. This will speed up your process.
4. International Travel: Bringing Vapes Into or Out of Canada
- It is just simple. You are going to be in Canada. Just follow the Canadian vaping and e-cigarette regulations.
- E-juice and devices must comply with Health Canada rules and Vaping regulations.
- You can look at exclusive disposable vapes, closed vape pods and open vape pods.
Conclusion:
Vape Travel in Canada is legal. So it is just required to follow them with proper packaging and quality control.
FAQs
1. Can you bring vape pods on a plane in Canada?
Yes, in carry-on luggage. Pods must be ≤100ml and placed in a clear resealable plastic bag.
2. Can I use my vape on a plane in Canada?
Absolutely not. While vape devices can be aboard, using them on the plane is strictly prohibited. Using in any form, including charging or refilling, is violation of legal compliance.
3. Can you vape at Canadian airports?
Most Canadian airports ban vaping inside terminals. Designated smoking areas may be available outside.
4. How many disposable vapes can I bring on a flight?
There’s no strict limit. It is recommended to be reasonable and the count be like a personal usage and not like a storage collection.
5. List of countries where vaping is legal?
Australia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, France, Germany, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Kenya, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Philippines, Poland, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and United States. Remember to make sure this is a general list. Each country has its own regulations, restrictions, import rules and usage. Make sure to read them all.
6. Can I bring my vape device to another country?
If it is legal in your destination country, you can make it. Better to compare the vaping laws of the destination country with those of Canada and make the decision.
7. Do e-liquids count towards my travel allowance for liquids and gels?
Yes, you do not have a separate quota for vape juices. All your creams, gel and e-liquid products come in this 100ml. All these need to be placed in one bag.
8. Can I vape at the airport?
Yes, most of the airports have a designated vaping section.