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Since (owing to the September 11th attacks) United States now (well beginning March 17th, 2003) requires most Canadian PRs to apply for a visa to cross into south of the border.
I am wondering (as a US GC Holder, and a frequent visitor to Canada) if there would be a well-intended counter measure taken by Canadians restricting US GC Holders (knowing that Canada is not high on the terrorist’s target list, probably after US, UK and Israel)?
How does it affect a US GC Holder if that person is also married to a Canadian (born) Citizen? Any special exemptions that one may get qualified for? Anyone riding the same boat? Please respond with your thoughts.
I am wondering (as a US GC Holder, and a frequent visitor to Canada) if there would be a well-intended counter measure taken by Canadians restricting US GC Holders (knowing that Canada is not high on the terrorist’s target list, probably after US, UK and Israel)?
How does it affect a US GC Holder if that person is also married to a Canadian (born) Citizen? Any special exemptions that one may get qualified for? Anyone riding the same boat? Please respond with your thoughts.
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