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That sounds reasonable. I just don't why other people are allowed to work in the US while being a Canadian PR. Unless their companies don't have entities in Canada? I would imagine companies simplify things by putting their employees on the Canadian payroll if they do live in Canada rather than...

Thanks for your reply. I currently work for a US company but we have offices in Canada. I'm getting my Canadian PR in a few months and trying to get back to US so I can apply for Green card. So I wonder once I get H1b or L1 visa going back to US, I pretty much become a US employee which means I...

Hello, I actually have an interesting question to ask: does your employer give you Canadian healthcare benefits or US? I wonder why would they allow someone who works in the US (pay in USD) to receive Canadian insurance, etc? That means to me companies know you are a Canadian PR already, so why...

Hello, I actually have an interesting question to ask: does your employer eventually give you Canadian healthcare benefits or US? I wonder why would they allow someone who works in the US (pay in USD) to receive Canadian insurance, etc? That means to me companies know you are a Canadian PR...

Hello, I actually have an interesting question to ask: does your employer give you Canadian healthcare benefits or US? I wonder why would they allow someone who works in the US (pay in USD) to receive Canadian insurance, etc? That means to me companies know you are a Canadian PR already, so why...

Question on 3: a Canadian PR is a Canadian tax resident for sure. US employers deduct US tax so H1b holders have paid US tax already through the year, so they will use that as tax credit to file Canadian tax. But one thing confuses me: if companies know an H1b holder is a Canadian PR and sign...

Sounds like for Canadian PR who wants to work in US but companies have such policies, the maybe only option is to work in the US and live in Canada after work, correct?