Hypothetical person named Maria.
Maria is a foreign-national non-immigrant worker in the United States. She lives in the US, within driving distance from Canada. She has a valid visitor visa to Canada, which she obtained for the purposes of visiting her relatives in Canada.
Maria intends to travel via flight overseas, and flying to her destination from a nearby Canadian airport is cheaper than flying from any nearby US airport.
Is it illegal or frowned upon for Maria to use her visitor visa to enter Canada by land, only to go to the airport in Canada and fly out overseas, then return to Canada by flight and return to the US from Canada by land?
Maria has a valid passport, and she has a valid work visa to the US.
Maria is a foreign-national non-immigrant worker in the United States. She lives in the US, within driving distance from Canada. She has a valid visitor visa to Canada, which she obtained for the purposes of visiting her relatives in Canada.
Maria intends to travel via flight overseas, and flying to her destination from a nearby Canadian airport is cheaper than flying from any nearby US airport.
Is it illegal or frowned upon for Maria to use her visitor visa to enter Canada by land, only to go to the airport in Canada and fly out overseas, then return to Canada by flight and return to the US from Canada by land?
Maria has a valid passport, and she has a valid work visa to the US.