Six month limit for northerners?
Me and DW were having a conversation the other day about a siz month time limit for Canadians spending time in US. She thinks that Canadians can only spend a max of six months south of the border, the...
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Canada has no limit on how long you can be out of the country although you may jeapordize your healthcare coverage if you don't inform your province or territory of your extended absence. There are EXPAT policies you can get to cover you anywhere in the world.
US immigration has a 180 day limit you can be in the USA in a year. After that you are an illegal alien and can be deported. The visa you are on is a B2 visa. You can not work on a B2 implied visa otherwise known as a snowbird visa. If you want to stay longer you need to apply for a different visa.
The IRS doesn't care how long you are in the US as long as you start filing tax returns after 183 days in the US and pay US taxes.
US immigration has a 180 day limit you can be in the USA in a year. After that you are an illegal alien and can be deported. The visa you are on is a B2 visa. You can not work on a B2 implied visa otherwise known as a snowbird visa. If you want to stay longer you need to apply for a different visa.
The IRS doesn't care how long you are in the US as long as you start filing tax returns after 183 days in the US and pay US taxes.
