Cheap flights from Toronto to Jamaica from C$ 151

For travelers that are looking for flights to Jamaica from Toronto the choices for departure airports in the Toronto area include Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) and Toronto Island Airport (YTZ). The choices of airports that you can arrive at in Jamaica include Montego Bay Sangster International (MBJ) and Kingston Norman Manley (KIN).

For travelers that are departing from Toronto and heading to Jamaica that are looking for nonstop flight options, there are two airlines that offer this service. Both WestJet and Sunwing Airlines offer nonstop flights that depart from Toronto Pearson International Airport and arrive at Montego Bay Sangster International.

While the nonstop options are the quickest way to travel to Jamaica from Toronto and are usually the most cost-effective, there are some one-stop options that offer a good value for this trip plus this is often a great way to break up the rather long flight between these two areas. If you are departing from Toronto Pearson International Airport you can take a one-stop flight that is a combination of flights on Air Canada and Caribbean Airlines that has a layover at New York La Guardia Airport (LGA) and arrives at Kingston Norman Manley that will add about 7 hours to your travel time compared to the nonstop option. Since there are no nonstop flights available from Toronto Island Airport the quickest one-stop option from here is a one-stop flight offered in combination between Porter Airlines and JetBlue that has a layover at Newark International Airport (EWR) before arriving at Montego Bay Sangster International.

For Canadian citizens that are making a plan to fly to Jamaica from Toronto, you will need a valid Canadian passport and that passport must be valid for the expected duration of your entire stay in Jamaica. If you will be traveling to Jamaica as a tourist you will not need a visa for stays up to 180 days although it is important to note that when you land Jamaican immigration authorities will grant you visitor status for 90 days and before the end of the time you must apply for an extension for another 90 days if you wish to stay longer. It is very important to note that overstaying your visa or your entry stamp in Jamaica is a criminal offense. If you plan on traveling to Jamaica for any reason other than being a tourist such as if you are a student or you plan to work in Jamaica you will need a visa to travel to the country.