Traveling to Canada, whether from the United States or another country, is an exciting adventure. Canada has plentiful sights, culture, and history. It is also a major business hub for professionals from around the globe.
When visiting the country, it is important to understand the legal logistics and be prepared for any border and customs hurdles you might face. From the length of your stay to Visa requirements, these 7 items are critical to understand before booking your flight.
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Anyone planning to work in the United States who is a citizen of a foreign country must apply for a Work Visa or Permit before he/she is allowed to enter and work in the U.S.A. There are many different types of visas and permits, but here are some of the more common visas:
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Have you received an Absolute or Conditional Discharge after committing an offence and are worried how it will impact your immigration status when entering the United States? If so, the lawyers at Basiga Law Firm can help you navigate the process from start to finish.
The types of offences with possible discharges are outlined throughout the Criminal Code of Canada, as well as other, related statutes. If you have already received an Absolute or Conditional Discharge you may wonder whether or not any record of the criminal offence will impact your immigration status.
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Working in the United States can provide great opportunities for you and your family. In particular, if you live near the border, you may decide to seek employment in the U.S. while living in Canada. Learning how to get a work visa can be a complicated process which varies depending on the profession you will be working in once employed and the length of time of your employment.
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7 Things You Should Know When Traveling to Canada
/0 Comments/in Canada-US Border Crossing Issues, Cross-Border Issues, US Work Visa /by Site AdminTraveling to Canada, whether from the United States or another country, is an exciting adventure. Canada has plentiful sights, culture, and history. It is also a major business hub for professionals from around the globe.
When visiting the country, it is important to understand the legal logistics and be prepared for any border and customs hurdles you might face. From the length of your stay to Visa requirements, these 7 items are critical to understand before booking your flight.
The 4 Most Common Types of Work Visas for the United States
/0 Comments/in Canada-US Border Crossing Issues, Cross-Border Issues, US Work Visa /by Site AdminAnyone planning to work in the United States who is a citizen of a foreign country must apply for a Work Visa or Permit before he/she is allowed to enter and work in the U.S.A. There are many different types of visas and permits, but here are some of the more common visas:
How does an Absolute or Conditional Discharge affect my immigration status?
/0 Comments/in Canada-US Border Crossing Issues, Cross-Border Issues, US Work Visa /by Site AdminHave you received an Absolute or Conditional Discharge after committing an offence and are worried how it will impact your immigration status when entering the United States? If so, the lawyers at Basiga Law Firm can help you navigate the process from start to finish.
The types of offences with possible discharges are outlined throughout the Criminal Code of Canada, as well as other, related statutes. If you have already received an Absolute or Conditional Discharge you may wonder whether or not any record of the criminal offence will impact your immigration status.
How Do I Apply for a US Work Visa When Living in Canada
/0 Comments/in Canada-US Border Crossing Issues, US Work Visa /by Site AdminWorking in the United States can provide great opportunities for you and your family. In particular, if you live near the border, you may decide to seek employment in the U.S. while living in Canada. Learning how to get a work visa can be a complicated process which varies depending on the profession you will be working in once employed and the length of time of your employment.