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Hello,
I am a U.S. citizen who works for a U.S. based company. My job involves travel all around the U.S. and therefore I am allowed to live anywhere in North America. I am interested in moving to Vancouver but had some questions:
1.) What is required for me to do this (visas, etc.)?
2.) How are taxes handled?
3.) Can you point in me at any information regarding this scenario?
I am also keen on hearing from anybody on this site in my situation.
If you want to be able to live in Canada permanently, you need to apply for permanent residency, see http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.asp
You can live in Canada for up to 6 months at a time as a tourist. If you get yourself a Nexus card, you will be able to cross the border easier without too many questions asked.
I am not sure about the taxes, ask an accountant but I believe if you are PR living in Canada and working in the US, you should file taxes in both countries. They have a tax treaty so it's not like you are paying double. If you are just staying in Canada as a tourist, then of course you only pay tax in the US.
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