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Canada: second year visa,

swimming in a sea · 2012-06-13 07:46:47

Hey have a brother in Canada, he has come to the end of his first year visa and has got the second year visa. He has to leave Canada to do this, would he have any hassle crossing into the USA via Niagara for the day? or is there a chance of the Americans refusing entry etc.

13-06-2012 7:46am

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swimming in a sea

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Hey have a brother in Canada, he has come to the end of his first year visa and has got the second year visa. He has to leave Canada to do this, would he have any hassle crossing into the USA via Niagara for the day? or is there a chance of the Americans refusing entry etc.

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#2 13-06-2012 9:38am

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**** Moving from US/ Canada Travel to Living Abroad, as this is where Canada Living/ Visa questions go until a separate Canada forum is created ***

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#3 13-06-2012 1:48pm

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He will be fine. He can just tell them that he his flag poling and they just gave him a piece of paper and he can just cross back over the bridge to Canada

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