List of state and official visits by Canada

Map of state and official visits in this list

The following is a list of state and official visits made by Canada since the country's Confederation in 1867. These trips consist of either the monarch or a representative—the governor general, a lieutenant governor, or another member of the royal family—visiting a foreign country in an official capacity, either representing the Canadian people in a full state visit or simply in ceremonies related to Canada abroad. In some cases, such as royal weddings in the United Kingdom or D-Day commemoration ceremonies in France, the Canadian monarch and/or one or more other members of the Royal Family and the governor general will be present together.

## Visits[edit]

* King George VI and Queen Elizabeth at the Canadian pavilion of the 1939 New York World's Fair

* Elizabeth II, Pierre Trudeau, the Duke of Edinburgh, and François and Danielle Mitterrand at the Bény-sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, France, 1984

* Governor General Michaëlle Jean with President of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, in Brasília, Brazil, 2007

* Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, at Colleville-sur-Mer, France, for the 65th anniversary of D-Day, 2009

### 1860s[edit]

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United States of America |  | Governor General the Viscount Monck | President Andrew Johnson | Official[1]

### 1920s[edit]

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United States of America  | 1927  | Governor General the Viscount Willingdon | President Calvin Coolidge | State[1]

### 1930s[edit]

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France | 26 July 1936  | King Edward VIII | President Albert Lebrun | Official[2][3][4]
United States of America  | 1937  | Governor General the Lord Tweedsmuir | President Franklin D. Roosevelt | State[5]
7–11 June 1939  | King George VI | State[6][7][8]
Belgium | 1939  | King Leopold III | Official[9]

### 1940s[edit]

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United States of America  | 1947  | Governor General the Viscount Alexander of Tunis | President Harry S. Truman | State[5][10]
Brazil | June 1948  | President Eurico Gaspar Dutra | State[5][10]

### 1950s[edit]

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United States of America  | 1 November 1951  | Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh | President Harry S. Truman | Official[11][12]
17 October 1957  | Queen Elizabeth II | President Dwight David Eisenhower | State[8][13][14]
26 June 1959  | President Dwight D. Eisenhower | Official
6 July 1959  | Governor William Stratton | State[8][15][16]

### 1970s[edit]

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Trinidad and Tobago | 1971  | Governor General Roland Michener | Governor-General Solomon Hochoy | Official
The Netherlands | April 1971  | Queen Juliana | State
Iran | October 1971  | Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi | Official

### 1980s[edit]

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Norway | June 1981  | Governor General Edward Schreyer | King Olav V | State[17]
Sweden | June 1981  | King Carl XVI Gustaf | State[17]
Denmark | June 1981  | Queen Margrethe II | State[17]
Iceland | June 1981  | President Vigdís Finnbogadóttir | State[17]
West Germany | 1982  | President Karl Carstens | State[18]
Italy |  | Governor General Jeanne Sauvé | President Francesco Cossiga | State[19]
Vatican City |  | Pope John Paul II | State[19]
France  | 6 June 1984  | Queen Elizabeth II  | President François Mitterrand | Official[20]
China | March 1987  | Governor General Jeanne Sauvé  | President Li Xiannian | State[19][21]
Thailand | 27 March-1 April 1987  | King Bhumibol Adulyadej | State[19][22][23]
France  |  | President François Mitterrand | State[19][22]
Uruguay | 1989  | President Julio María Sanguinetti | State[19][24]
Brazil  | 1989  | President José Sarney | State[19][24]

### 1990s[edit]

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Portugal |  | Governor General Ray Hnatyshyn |  | State[24]
Ukraine |  | President Leonid Kuchma | State[25]
Hungary |  |  | State[24]
France  | 6 June 1994  | President François Mitterrand  | Official[20]
China  | April 1994  |  | State[21][24]
South Korea |  |  | State[24]
Czech Republic | 1996  | Governor General Roméo LeBlanc | President Václav Havel | State[26]
The Netherlands  | 1996  | Queen Beatrix | State[26]
Austria |  |  | [24]
France  | 1996  | President Jacques Chirac | Official[26]
France  | 1997  | President Jacques Chirac  | Official[26]
Guyana | 1997  | President Sam Hinds | Official[26]
Mexico | 1998  | President Ernesto Zedillo | Official[26]
Brazil  | 1998  | President Fernando Henrique Cardoso | Official[26]
Argentina | 1998  | President Carlos Menem | Official[26]
Chile | 1998  | President Eduardo Frei Ruiz-Tagle | Official[26]
India | 1998  | President K. R. Narayanan | State[26]
Pakistan | 1998  | President Muhammad Rafiq Tarar | State[26]
United Arab Emirates | 1998  | President Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan | Official[26]
Côte d'Ivoire | 1999  | President Henri Konan Bédié | State[26]
Tanzania | 1999  | President Benjamin Mkapa | State[26]
Mali | 1999  | President Alpha Oumar Konaré | State[26]
Morocco | 1999  | King Hassan II | State[26]
Senegal | 1999  | President Abdou Diouf | Official[26]
Morocco  | 1999  | King Mohammed VI | Official[26]

### 2000s[edit]

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Argentina  | May 2001  | Governor General Adrienne Clarkson | President Fernando de la Rúa | State[27]
Chile  | May 2001  | President Ricardo Lagos Escobar | State[27]
Germany | 22–28 October 2001  | President Johannes Rau | State[28]
Russia | September 2003  | President Vladimir Putin | State[29]
Finland | 2003  | President Tarja Halonen | State[29]
Iceland  | October 2003  | President Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson | State[29]
France  | 6 June 2004  | Queen Elizabeth II
Governor General Adrienne Clarkson
Prince Charles, Prince of Wales | President Jacques Chirac  | Official[30][31]
France  | 29–30 October 2005  | Governor General Michaëlle Jean | President Jacques Chirac  | Official[32]
Italy  | 24–27 February 2006  | President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi | Official[33]
Vatican City  | 27 February 2006  | Pope Benedict XVI | Official[33]
Chile  | 11 March 2006  | President Michelle Bachelet | Official[32]
Algeria | 19–22 November 2006  | President Abdelaziz Bouteflika | State[34][35]
Mali  | 22–27 November 2006  | President Amadou Toumani Touré | State[34][35]
Ghana | 27 November-4 December 2006  | President John Kufuor | State[34][35]
South Africa | 4–9 December 2006  | President Thabo Mbeki | State[34][35]
Morocco  | 9–11 December 2006  | King Mohammed VI  | Official[32][35]
Afghanistan  | 8–10 March 2007  | President Hamid Karzai | Official[36]
France  | 9 April 2007  | Queen Elizabeth II  | Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin | Official[4][37][38]
Belgium  | 14 April 2007  | Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex | King Albert II | Official[39][40]
Belgium  | 12 July 2007  | Queen Elizabeth II  | King Albert II  | Official[41]
Brazil  | 6–15 July 2007  | Governor General Michaëlle Jean  | President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva | State[42]
Argentina  | 8–12 December 2007  | President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner | Official[32]
France  | 6–12 May 2008  | President Nicolas Sarkozy | Official[43]
Afghanistan  | 7–8 June 2008  | Prince Andrew, Duke of York | President Hamid Karzai  | Official[44][45]
China  | August 2008  | Lieutenant Governor David Onley | President Hu Jintao | Official[46]
Hungary | 24–26 November 2008  | Governor General Michaëlle Jean  | President László Sólyom | State[47]
Slovakia | 26–29 November 2008  | President Ivan Gašparovič | State[47]
Czech Republic  | 29 November-4 December 2008  | President Václav Klaus | State[47]
Slovenia | 3 December 2008  | President Danilo Türk | State[48]
Haiti | 15–18 January 2009  | President René Préval | Official[49]
Liberia | 7–8 March 2009  | President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf | Official[50]
Ukraine  | 23–26 April 2009  | President Viktor Yushchenko | State[51]
Norway  | 28–30 April 2009  | King Harald V | State[51]
France  | 6 June 2009  | Prince Charles, Prince of Wales  | President Nicolas Sarkozy  | Official[citation needed]
Afghanistan  | 8–9 September 2009  | Governor General Michaëlle Jean  | President Hamid Karzai  | Official[52]
Slovenia  | 21–22 October 2009  | President Danilo Türk  | State[53]
Croatia | 23–27 October 2009  | President Stjepan Mesić | State[53]
Greece | 29–31 October 2009  | President Karolos Papoulias | State[53]
Mexico  | 6–9 December 2009  | President Felipe Calderón | State[54]
Guatemala | 9–12 December 2009  | President Álvaro Colom | State[55]
Costa Rica | 12–15 December 2009  | President Óscar Arias | State[56]

### 2010s[edit]

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Afghanistan  | 1 March 2010  | Anne, Princess Royal | President Hamid Karzai  | Official[57][58]
Haiti  | 8–10 March 2010  | Governor General Michaëlle Jean  | President René Préval  | Official[59]
Dominican Republic | 10 March 2010  | President Leonel Fernández | Official[60]
Afghanistan  | 24 March 2010  | Prince Charles, Prince of Wales  | Ambassador William Crosbie  | Official[58][61]
United Nations Headquarters | 31 March 2010  | Governor General Michaëlle Jean  | Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon | Official[62]
Senegal  | 14–18 April 2010  | President Abdoulaye Wade | State[63]
Congo | 18–20 April 2010  | President Joseph Kabila | State[63]
Rwanda | 20–23 April 2010  | President Paul Kagame | State[63]
Cape Verde | 23–24 April 2010  | President Pedro Pires | Official[63]
China  | 30 June-5 July 2010  | President Hu Jintao  | Official[64][65]
United Nations Headquarters  | 6 July 2010  | Queen Elizabeth II  | Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon  | Official[66]
Mexico  | 13–14 September 2010  | Governor General Michaëlle Jean  | President Felipe Calderón  | Official[67]
Kuwait | 25–27 February 2011  | Governor General David Johnston | Emir Sabah IV | State[68]
Qatar | 27 February-1 March 2011  | Emir Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani | State[68]
United Kingdom | 28–29 April 2011  | High Commissioner James R. Wright | Official[69]
Malaysia | 13–16 November 2011  | King Mizan Zainal Abidin | State[70]
Vietnam | 16–19 November 2011  | President Truong Tan Sang | State[70]
Singapore | 19–22 November 2011  | President Tony Tan Keng Yam | State[70]
Italy  | 22 December 2011  |  | Official[71]
Czech Republic  | 23 December 2011  | President Václav Klaus | Official[71][72]
Afghanistan  | 23–25 December 2011  | President Hamid Karzai  | Official[71]
France  | 8 April 2012  |  | Official[73]
Belgium  | 8–10 April 2012  | Minister of Defence Pieter De Crem | Official[73]
Brazil  | 22–28 April 2012  | President Dilma Rousseff | Official[74]
Barbados | 29–30 April 2012  | High Commissioner Ruth Archibald | Working[74]
Trinidad and Tobago  | 1–2 May 2012  | President George Maxwell Richards | State[74]
United Kingdom  | 3–6 June 2012  | High Commissioner Gordon Campbell | Official[75]
United States of America  | 19–22 July 2012  | Rear-Admiral Ron Lloyd  | Official[76]
United Kingdom  | 25–30 July 2012  | High Commissioner Gordon Campbell  | Official[77]
Mexico  | 30 November-2 December 2012  | President Felipe Calderón/
President Enrique Peña Nieto | Working[78]
Peru | 2–5 December 2012  | President Ollanta Humala | Official[78]
Guatemala  | 5–7 December 2012  | President Otto Pérez Molina | State[78]
South Korea  | 24–26 February 2013  | President Park Geun-hye | Official[79]
Vatican City  | 18–19 March 2013  | Pope Francis | Official[80]
Netherlands  | 29–30 April 2013  | King Willem-Alexander | Official[81]
Ghana  | 13–16 May 2013  | President John Dramani Mahama | State[82]
Botswana | 16–19 May 2013  | President Ian Khama | State[82]
South Africa  | 20–22 May 2013  | President Jacob Zuma | State[82]
United States of America  | 28–29 May 2013  | Senator Stan Rosenberg | Official[83]
China  | 16–24 October 2013  | President Xi Jinping | State[84]
Mongolia | 24–26 October 2013  | President Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj | State[85]
India  | 22 February-1 March 2014  | President Pranab Mukherjee | State[86]
United States of America  | 28 April-2 May 2014  | Consul General James Villeneuve  | Official[87]
Poland | 22–26 October 2014  | President Bronisław Komorowski | State[88]
Netherlands  | 26–27 October 2014  | King Willem-Alexander  | Official[88]
Belgium  | 27–29 October 2014  | King Philippe | Official[88]
Chile  | 29 November-3 December 2014  | President Michelle Bachelet | State[89]
Colombia | 3–6 December 2014  | President Juan Manuel Santos | State[89]
Saudi Arabia | 25–28 January 2015  | Prince Abdulaziz bin Majid[90] | Official[91]
Singapore | 28–29 March 2015  | President Tony Tan  | Official
United States of America  | 26–30 April 2015  | Governor Mark Dayton
Governor Rick Snyder | Working[92]
United States of America  | 26–30 April 2015  | Governor Mark Dayton
Governor Rick Snyder | Working[92]
France  | 1 July 2016  | Prince Charles, Prince of Wales  |  | Official[93]
Jordan  | October 29-November 1, 2016  | Governor General David Johnston  | King Abdullah II | State
Israel  | 1-4 November 2016  | President Reuven Rivlin | State
Palestine  | 4-5 November 2016  | President Mahmoud Abbas | State
Cuba  | 29 November 2016  | President Raul Castro | Official
Sweden  | 19-23 February 2017  | King Carl XVI Gustaf  | State
France  | 9 April 2017  | Governor General David Johnston, Prince Charles, Prince William, Prince Harry  | President Francois Hollande | Official
China  | 10–14 July 2017  | Governor General David Johnston  | President Xi Jinping  | Official
United Kingdom  | 17–19 July 2017  | High Commissioner Janice Charette | Official
Thailand  | 26 October 2017  | Governor General Julie Payette | King Vajiralongkorn | Official
Ukraine  | 17–18 January 2018  | President Petro Poroshenko | Official
Latvia  | 18-19 January 2018  | President Raimonds Vejonis | Official
South Korea  | 7–12 February 2018  | President Moon Jae-in | Official
United States  | 26-27 April 2018  | Consul General John Cruickshank  | Official[94]
Burkina Faso  | 23-26 October 2018  | President Roch Marc Christian Kabore | State
Ivory Coast  | 26-28 October 2018  | President Alassane Ouattara | State
Nigeria  | 28-30 October 2018  | President Muhammadu Buhari | State
Belgium  | 10 November 2018  | King Philippe  | Official
Mexico  | 30 November-1 December 2018  | President Enrique Pena Nieto, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador | Official
Kazakhstan  | 3-5 December 2018  | President Nursultan Nazarbayev | Official
Kuwait  | 18–19 January 2019  | Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah | Official
Iraq  | 19–21 January 2019  | President Barham Salih | Official
United States  | 15–16 March 2019  | António Guterres | Official
Rwanda  | 4–9 April 2019  | President Paul Kagame | Official
France  | 4–6 June 2019  | President Emmanuel Macron | Official
Peru  | 23–27 July 2019  | President Martin Vizcarra | Official
Netherlands  | 30–31 August 2019  | King Willem-Alexander  | Official
Poland  | 1–2 September 2019  | President Andrzej Duda | Official
France  | 30 September 2019  | President Emmanuel Macron  | Official
Lithuania  | 24–26 November 2019  | President Gitanas Nausėda | Official
Estonia  | 26–28 November 2019  | President Kersti Kaljulaid | Official
Italy  | 29 November-4 December 2019  | President Sergio Mattarella | Official
Latvia  | 22–23 December 2019  |  | Official
Romania  | 23 December 2019  |  | Official

### 2020s[edit]

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Israel  | 22–24 January 2020  | Governor General Julie Payette | President Reuven Rivlin | Official
Poland  | 27 January 2020  | President Andrzej Duda  | Official
Germany  | 17–21 October, 2021  | Governor General Mary Simon | President Frank-Walter Steinmeier | State[95]
United Kingdom  | 15–17 March 2022  |  | Official[96]
United Arab Emirates  | 17–19 March 2022  |  | Official[97]
Qatar  | 21 March 2022  |  | Official[97]
Kuwait  | 22–23 March 2022  |  | Official[97]
United Kingdom  | 2–6 June 2022  |  | Official[98]

## See also[edit]

* Royal tours of Canada
* United States presidential visits to Canada

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