Easier Long-Term Stays for Canadian Retirees in the US
This act simplifies long-term stays for Canadian retirees in the United States, allowing them to remain in the country longer without losing their non-resident tax status. Canadian citizens aged 50 and over, who own or rent a residence in the US, can now spend up to 240 days annually in the United States, impacting their retirement plans and lifestyle.
Key points
Canadian retirees (50+ years old) can stay in the US for up to 240 days annually if they own or rent a residence there.
Staying in the US will not be considered an intent to abandon Canadian residency, simplifying non-resident tax status.
These individuals cannot engage in US employment, except for remote work for a Canadian employer, nor claim social benefits.
Spouses of Canadian retirees can also benefit from the same stay provisions.
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