Many Canadians consider moving to the U.S. in retirement, in particular to hotter states like Florida, Arizona and California. However, some Americas are also looking to move up here in their old age.
This article looks at what Americans looking to move to our country need to know, including the type of visa and residency to pursue, cost of living and taxes.
“Many Americans assume that moving to Canada is easy and that there’s a special pathway for Americans, since our two countries are so closely connected,” Cori Carl, author of “Moving to Canada: A Complete Guide to Immigrating to Canada Without an Attorney,” says in the piece. “However, that’s not the case. There’s no simple way for Americans to retire in Canada.”
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