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Posted date : Oct 10, 2025

In this step-by-step walkthrough, the Canadian Snowbird Association provides clear guidance on how to complete USCIS Form G-325R – Biographic Information. This form is required for Canadian snowbirds who are physically present in the United States for 30 days or longer and have not been issued a Form I-94. You’ll learn which sections to complete, what information to prepare, and how to avoid common errors. This video is designed to help Canadian snowbirds complete the form accurately and confidently.

Posted date : Oct 8, 2025

On Tuesday October 14, 2025, the residents of Newfoundland and Labrador will choose their next provincial government. As a member of the Canadian Snowbird Association (CSA), now is the time to ensure your voice is heard!

Posted date : Sep 10, 2025

We are snowbirds who drive to Florida annually and stay for close to six months. We submitted our online registration forms on April 10. Confirmation of our registration was received more than four months later…

Posted date : Sep 10, 2025

CSANews Issue 136 Fall 2025 Edition – And the survey says…is back. One of our favourite and fun things to do is our biannual survey of snowbirds. We have detailed the main responses – later in this issue – and hope that you enjoy the results. This is what your friends and fellow snowbirds are thinking right now…

Posted date : Jul 22, 2025

CSA Member Advisory – CSA would like to clarify recent media reports about the new U.S. “visa integrity fee.” Please note that this fee does not apply to Canadian citizens who are visiting the United States temporarily as tourists, including those spending the winter in the U.S. as snowbirds.

Posted date : Jul 15, 2025

I am aware that the CSA has been trying for years to have snowbirds’ stay extended to eight months. I have looked into it and it seems like it’s dead before it hits the U.S senate. Are you still actively working on this, or is it a pipe dream at this point?

Posted date : Jul 15, 2025

We are selling our Florida home. Can we bring back used items like clothes, open bottles of liquor, furniture, pictures, garden tools…basically anything we have owned in the years we have been snowbirds, or would we have to sell it off in the U.S.?

Posted date : Jul 15, 2025

I need information re: I-94 form for Canadians travelling via land border on a B2 visa. The U.S. CBP website says Canadian tourists crossing the border on a B1 or B2 visa – which includes virtually all snowbirds – do not need to apply for a provisional I-94…

Posted date : Jul 15, 2025

CSANews Issue 135 Summer 2025 Edition – The Dog Days of Summer have arrived! Overwhelming heat and very hot weather are just the tonic for winter blues. (Do snowbirds actually have winter blues?) Right now, Canada is under what they are referring to as a “Heat Dome.”

Posted date : May 29, 2025

Only $50/mo! Unlimited Talk & Text! 100GB Data! CAN-USA-MEX! Introducing the CSA’s new wireless member benefit! We’re thrilled to announce Rogers Wireless as the newest addition to the CSA’s member benefits – a perfect match for our members’ cross-border snowbird lifestyles. Whether chasing the sun in the U.S. or exploring abroad, like Mexico, Rogers will […]