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Daily commute (Detroit-Windsor) (H1b and Canada PR)
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How did this work out for you? I am planning to move to Fort Erie and looking for inputs.
Others' inputs are also welcome.
1. Are there convenient apartments/condos close to Peace Bridge?
2. Would it be a hassle without a car? (I am thinking to sell my car rather than importing and paying high insurance, as I have one at fault 2 years ago.
Not too sure about Fort Erie as didn't explore that area. It might be better to live in Niagara Falls instead. There are a lot more options in terms of apartment/stores etc. Commute from Niagara falls to buffalo is not bad.
I would recommend getting a Nexus though.
It would be a hassle without a car.
Thanks for starting this thread and sharing valuable insights.
About me:
- Living in US, H1b, i140 approved
- Sales, remote Full time job
- No Canadian PR yet
Requesting experts here to chime in (kindly excuse if this thread is not the right place to ask below Qs):
- what does it take to work from Canada remotely and travel to US occasionally to visit clients? My question is focused towards employer obligations, immigration requirements, and applicability to keep GC process running.
- Has anyone experienced it and doing it successfully?
Thanks for starting this thread and sharing valuable insights.
About me:
- Living in US, H1b, i140 approved
- Sales, remote Full time job
- No Canadian PR yet
Requesting experts here to chime in (kindly excuse if this thread is not the right place to ask below Qs):
- what does it take to work from Canada remotely and travel to US occasionally to visit clients? My question is focused towards employer obligations, immigration requirements, and applicability to keep GC process running.
- Has anyone experienced it and doing it successfully?
I haven't started doing the daily commute, but planning on starting doing it soon. I understand that it can be done on H1B visa( which is what i have right now), but in case the H1 extension get denied in current environment, is it possible to get a business visa and continue commuting? I am guessing one would be commuting less frequently to justify business trips as compared to working on H1B. Any thoughts on this would be useful.
I haven't started doing the daily commute, but planning on starting doing it soon. I understand that it can be done on H1B visa( which is what i have right now), but in case the H1 extension get denied in current environment, is it possible to get a business visa and continue commuting? I am guessing one would be commuting less frequently to justify business trips as compared to working on H1B. Any thoughts on this would be useful.
Anyone has room/apt in Buffalo/Niagara Falls on the U.S side? I would like to share (and pay my portion) a place for address for mails and H1B work location? Thank you.
Anyone has room/apt in Buffalo/Niagara Falls on the U.S side? I would like to share (and pay my portion) a place for address for mails and H1B work location? Thank you.
So, can we also pretty much conclude that working across the border in the US, will likely complicate your chances at getting a Canadian citizenship and also the GC in the US? It's a shame because I think I can make it work in my case.
So, can we also pretty much conclude that working across the border in the US, will likely complicate your chances at getting a Canadian citizenship and also the GC in the US? It's a shame because I think I can make it work in my case.
So, can we also pretty much conclude that working across the border in the US, will likely complicate your chances at getting a Canadian citizenship and also the GC in the US? It's a shame because I think I can make it work in my case.
="rakakatoofaan, post: 6949131, member: 522495"]For H1, yes, your attorney needs to be aware. My attorney takes special care of me in H1 renewals. Example, she said, since we cannot do renewals as you have to be in the country, they will make consular application, since I will live in Canada.
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