Canadians can stay free from the visa for a longer period in us under the proposed draft law

Canadian Snow Birds It can remain for a longer period in the United States without a visa if a recently proposed bill in the US House of Representatives becomes a law.

The draft law of the two parties presented by Representative Eliz Stefanick from New York, Laurel Lee from Florida and Greg Stanton from Arizona will extend the time that Canadian citizens can stay in the United States without a 180 -day visa to 240.

The Canadian ice visa law, which was presented at the end of April, will provide a longer time frame for those between the ages of 50 years or more who maintain a house in Canada and ownership or rent an American residence.

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The proposal comes because many Canadians choose not to travel south due to US President Donald Trump’s continuous war and annexation threats, while increasing insurance rates and also increased to sell their homes in the United States.

Li says in a press statement that the extension of the amount of time in which Canadians in the United States can support local communities and job growth, as well as strengthening bonds with their closest neighbors.

The bill comes as the United States has also moved to the Canadians in the United States for more than 30 days to register with the government.