Bird Talk » Travel

Posted date : May 21, 2025.

We live near the U.S. border and usually fly from Buffalo. This means that we cross the land border and were not issued an I-94. Does it make sense to apply online in advance for an I-94, instead of submitting form G-325R?

Posted date : May 21, 2025.

We just read that the U.S. has started (or reinvigorated) a requirement effective February 25, 2025 for aliens to register if they are currently in the U.S. or intending to enter the U.S. for more than 30 days. They state that an online account should be created so that when the registration form/process is implemented, it will be easier to meet the new/renewed law. What does the CSA know about this?

Posted date : May 21, 2025.

Regardless of your political views, the proposed tariffs on Canadian goods are driving down the Canadian dollar and turning friends and family off, regarding visiting Florida. Many snowbirds are seriously considering other winter locations…

Posted date : May 21, 2025.

We winter every year in California for five months – from Nov 1 to March 31. This coming fall, we plan to spend three weeks in Hawaii prior to leaving for California. When we fly home from Hawaii, we plan to spend two weeks at home before heading to California. My question is, do I have to count the two weeks at home as time spent in the U.S.?

Posted date : Dec 13, 2024.

Is there any disaster relief for Canadians who own property and pay taxes in the United States. FEMA is for U.S. citizens only, I believe…

Posted date : Dec 13, 2024.

This summer, we spent 16 days in the states. Then we were back in Canada for 16 days. Following this, we were back in the states for another 14 days. We actually were on U.S. soil for only 30 days.

Posted date : Dec 13, 2024.

Why can’t we Canadian snowbirds be treated with greater acknowledgement of the impact that we have on the American economy? Instead, we are restricted to 183 days.

Posted date : Dec 13, 2024.

If we are in the U.S., does a 33-day stay in Thailand (flying out of LAX) come off of our 183 days allowed?

Posted date : Sep 18, 2024.

We are just looking to confirm that we can be away from Nova Scotia and be in the U.S. for a total of seven months now without losing our medical coverage in Nova Scotia?

Posted date : Sep 18, 2024.

Last year, we bought a car in Florida with the hope of leaving it there while we are back home. When we went to get our insurance, boy, were we shocked…