Does a Canadian Citizen Need a Visa for USA for 7 Months?
Canada has a reciprocal border agreement with the United States that allows citizens of either country to cross the border for visits of up to six months without first obtaining a visa. For any stay exceeding six months, a visa is required.
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Passport Requirement - Over Age 18
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As of June 1, 2009, all Canadian citizens aged 15 and over are required to present a passport when entering the United States by land, water or air.
NEXUS Cards
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Travelers who have applied for and received a NEXUS card before entering the United States can present this card for expedited entry into the United States. The maximum stay is still 180 days.
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Child Travelers Under 18
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Children and travelers under the age of 18 can present a birth certificate or citizenship card when entering the United States by land or water only. A passport is still required if entering the United States by air.
Refused Entry
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Canadian citizens can be refused entry upon inspection at the border if the border officer is not satisfied that they intend to return to Canada upon the conclusion of their visit. If a would-be visitor has been refused entry to the United States, he might have to apply for a visa to make any entry into the United States in the future.
Consecutive Visits
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Travelers making several visits to the United States in a short time might find they are questioned closely at the border. It is advised to bring proof of ties to Canada in these cases, such as a mortgage or lease, or a letter from an employer.
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