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US and Canada have a treaty so you avoid double taxation. My income will be enough to sponsor parents even after US taxes, plus whatever is left over for Canadian taxes. Also, I have my wife here who is working for Canadian employer. Tax treaty...

Yes, I’m currently working on an H1B visa.

Thanks a lot for that link! It’s really helpful. I have one last question if anyone knows- I’m still working for the same US company (remote work). Since I’m living in Canada now permanently, I will file Canadian taxes at the end for the year. So it seems it should be okay if I have this same...

Hello, I am trying to find out some information about sponsoring my parents, but have some specific questions maybe some of you have faced. Some facts: I received my PR recently on July 14, 2020 I lived in the U.S. before this, for 13 years I have income tax filings in the US I have read all...

Here is my experience - 1. Got to the airplane and before boarding we were asked questions: are you aware of the Canadian travel restrictions and do you believe you can travel? Are you aware of the quarantine requirement and can you prove it? Are you aware of the provincial restrictions on...

I have moved permanently and don’t intend on going back to US.

Thanks for replying! How do you know that they are only accepting people with valid job offers?

Does anyone know if this is true about exchanging up to 1-year expired US license? It seems they need a "valid" license.

So you are already a PR, right? I don’t have experience but I would assume you just need to provide a plan for quarantine. Along with your PR card.

I landed on Pearson airport. I’ve permanently moved here so I don’t plan on using and US Visa or AVR to return. My F1 visa was expiring so I won’t be able to go back. We are quarantining in Airbnb. They didn’t really ask for proof but we had to fill out a form with the address that we are...

I have landed and some others. You can see my experience here - https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/us-immigration-at-toronto-pearson-airport-what-to-expect-need-some-advice.691678/post-8720902

I landed today at Toronto Pearson Airport. Everything went smoothly. My copr was issued after March 18. My experience - 1. Got to the airplane and before boarding we were asked questions: are you aware of the Canadian travel restrictions and do you believe you can travel? Are you aware of the...

I’ve landed today, without any issues. COPR was issued on April 27, from the USA

Ok thanks! We are moving permanently on July 14.

Hello, I am wondering if I need to buy travel health insurance until we get the Heath Cards from OHIP? Does OHIP start immediately after landing (since they waived 3 month period) or does it start only when you get the health card?

How long does the SIN take to get approved and start work?

I’m not planning to travel by road but by air on July 14.

I already have T-Mobile in the USA, so I might be going with their plan that has roaming in Canada with 5gb data. It comes out to around $36 USD. And then maintain a Canadian number with VoIP for Canadian friends and job interviews.

Can all Canadian phones like jobs interviews, friends, etc call US phone numbers?

Is Toronto close enough for not being on “roaming”?