Canadians could stay visa-free longer in U.S. under proposed bill

Canadian Snowbirds Could stay longer in the United States without Visa as a bill that is recently been imagined in the US house of representatives law.

The Bipartisan bills set by reps. Elise Stefanik Fan New York, Laurel LEE Florida and Greg Stanton of Arizona sets the time Canadian citizens in the US without staying a 180 days visa.

The Act of the Canadian Snowbird, introduced by the end of April, would provide a longer time frame for those who provided 50 years old, which both sustained a house and lease.

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The proposal comes to choose as many Canadians to travel because of US President Donald Donald’s continual trade war, while a lower insurance drives also pushed canadian snowbirds to sell their US houses.

Lee says in a news message that expands that amount of time can remain in the US, would support local communities and work growth, as extremely ties with their closest neighbors.

The bill comes when the US has been moved to demand Canadians that are more than 30 days in the US to register to the government.