December 1, 2026

(Refer to applicable Travel Directive Appendices A, B, C, as well as GAC – United States of America Mileage/Kilometre Rates.)

Note: This document is intended only as a tool to facilitate discussion between the employee and authorizing manager prior to travel status. This tool may be subject to change.

Blanket Travel Authority – FISCAL YEAR: ______________________________________________________

Blanket Travel Authority Tracking Number: _____________________________________________________

Employee Name: _________________________________________________________________________

Department: _____________________________________________________________________________

Employee Signature: ________________________ Date (Y/M/D): ___________________________________

Delegated Manager Signature: ________________ Date (Y/M/D): ___________________________________

Blanket Travel Authority Geographic Location: __________________________________________________

Start Date (Y/M/D): ___________________ End Date (Y/M/D): ______________________________________

Maximum number of consecutive travel days: ___________________________________________________

Maximum dollar value/limitation for each individual trip: ___________________________________________

Travel Advance: YES ___ NO ___ Specified Travel Advance Amount Limit: _____________________________

Trip Purpose: ____________________________________________________________________________

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Category

Yes = Y
No = N
N/A

Detail

3.3.1Accommodation Corporate apartment
   Corporate residences
   Hotel – daily room rate
   Hotel – weekly room rate
   Hotel – monthly room rate
   Hotel – service charges
   Bed and breakfast
   Hotels – service charges
   Motels
   Lodging facilities
   Commercial accommodation – other
   Crown owned, leased, or operated facilities
   Colleges
   Universities
   Educational institutions
   Federal government training centers
   Hospitals
   Military establishment – Canadian
   Military establishment – foreign
   Tents
   Trailers
   Government and institutional accommodation – other
   Non-commercial facilities
   Private dwelling
   Private accommodation – other
3.3.2Additional Business Expense Facsimiles
   Health Certificate (Health Canada)
   Inoculations
   Internet connections
   Office equipment – rental
   Office equipment – transportation
   Entry documents (CanPass)
   Entry documents (NEXUS)
   Passport
   Photocopies
   Photos – passport and/or visa
   Required personal effects
   Service charge – automated banking machine
   Service charge – bank/financial institution commission
   Service charge – credit/debit card usage
   Service charge – government travel card usage
   Service charge – safety deposit box
   Service charge – traveller’s cheques
   Telephone expenses (business calls)
   Telephone expenses (due to altered schedule/itinerary)
   Vaccinations
   Visa (entry permits)
   Word processing services
   X-rays
   Business expense – other
3.3.3Bottled Water Bottled water – reasonable amounts of bottled water (based on receipts)
3.3.4Currency Exchange Commission charged
   Conversion gain
   Conversion loss
   Fee – automated teller machine service charge
   Fee – service charge
   Fee – travel card usage charge
   Currency exchange – other
3.3.5Dependant Care Up to $50, per household per day
   Up to $100, per dependant, per day
   Other (provide explanation)
3.3.6Home Communication For ship’s officers and crew, see subsection 4.2.8
3.3.7Incidental Expense Allowance Canada – 100%, as per Appendix C
   Canada – 75% (starting on the 31st consecutive day), as per Appendix C
   United States of America (USA) – 100%, as per Appendix C
   USA – 75% (starting on the 31st consecutive day), as per Appendix C
   Other (provide explanation)
3.3.8Insurance See Appendix A for Insurance Coverage
   Insurance coverage – other
3.3.9Meals Daily Comprehensive Allowance
   Breakfast – meal allowance Appendix C.
   Breakfast – prepaid (e.g. conference, flight, voucher, included in room rate, etc.)
   Breakfast – high meal cost
   Breakfast – receipted amount
   Breakfast – other
   Breakfast – 75% (starting on the 31st consecutive day)
   Lunch – meal allowance Appendix C.
   Lunch – prepaid (e.g. conference, flight, voucher, included in room rate, etc.)
   Lunch – high meal cost
   Lunch – receipted amount
   Lunch – other
   Lunch – 75% (starting on the 31st consecutive day)
   Dinner – meal allowance Appendix C.
   Dinner – prepaid (e.g. conference, flight, voucher, included in room rate, etc.)
   Dinner – high meal cost
   Dinner – receipted amount
   Dinner – other
   Dinner – 75% (starting on the 31st consecutive day)
3.3.10Rest Periods Suitable rest period
   Overnight stop after travel time of at least 9 consecutive hours
3.3.11Transportation Disrupted travel pattern (residence to workplace)
   Docking fees
   Ferries
   Transportation fees – (not otherwise paid)
   Parking – hotel, motel or corporate residence
   Parking lot
   Parking meter
   Transportation prepaid
   Passenger – no charge
   Tolls (e.g. road, tunnel, bridge)
   Airfare – Airport Improvement Fee (not included in ticket)
   Airfare – business class (non-standard) paid by employee
   Airfare – departure taxes (not included in ticket)
   Airfare – economy class (standard) paid by employee
   Airfare – military equipment/flight
   Airfare – business class prepaid by Government of Canada
   Airfare – economy class prepaid by Government of Canada
   Airfare – private plane (e.g. rental/charter)
   Airfare – seat selection fee for commercial, private and chartered carriers
   Airfare – security charges (not included in ticket)
   Airfare – unused segment(s)
   Bus (charter)
   Bus (inter-city)
   Bus (local)
   Change fee (paid by employee)
   Excess baggage/weight (paid by employee)
   Miscellaneous charge order (prepaid)
   Miscellaneous charge order (not prepaid)
   Rail – next higher class to economy class (standard)
   Shuttles
   Subway
   Taxi chit utilized (do not enter charge)
   Taxi receipts
   Commercial – other
   Motorcycle – rental
   Motorcycle – helmet rental
   Other mode of transportation
   Private/leased aircraft
   Snowmobile – rental
   Snowmobile – insurance (not otherwise covered)
   Snowmobile – privately owned by employee
   Snowmobile – helmet rental
   Watercraft – privately owned by employee
   Watercraft – insurance (not otherwise covered)
   Watercraft – rental
   Crown owned and/or leased vehicle
   Insurance charge (not otherwise covered)
   Vehicle – other
   Private motor vehicle – to public carrier/return trip home
   Private motor vehicle (Appendix B kilometric rate)
   Private motor vehicle – pick-up employee at public carrier/return trip home
   Rental – drop-off charge
   Rental – fuel charge
   Rental – insurance charge
   Rental – compact vehicle
   Rental – intermediate vehicle (standard)
   Rental – large vehicle (non-standard)
   Rental – other
   Rental – Provincial Sales Tax
   Rental – Quebec Sales Tax
   Rental – Harmonized Sales Tax
   Rental – Goods and Services Tax
3.3.12Weekend Travel Home – Every weekend The employee and the delegated manager should review the provisions in the Directive and determine what applies given the employee’s specific situation.
3.3.12Weekend Travel Home – Every third weekend on average The employee and the delegated manager should review the provisions in the Directive and determine what applies given the employee’s specific situation.
3.3.13Weekend Travel – Alternatives
a) by the employee
 The employee and the delegated manager should review the provisions in the Directive and determine what applies given the employee’s specific situation.
3.3.13Weekend Travel – Alternatives
b) by the employee’s spouse, common-law partner, or dependant
 The employee and the delegated manager should review the provisions in the Directive and determine what applies given the employee’s specific situation.