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> "I'm Canadian, you don't have an option to let me in or not" Be careful with that - while they have to let you in, your stuff is another matter.
by slededit 10y ago
> "I'm Canadian, you don't have an option to let me in or not"
Be careful with that - while they have to let you in, your stuff is another matter.
- kahnpro 10y agoWell, there are nicer ways to say it... but still. "I'm Canadian, I live here, I haven't decided yet." I'm kind of surprised that this was even a question for a Canadian citizen.
- slededit 10y agoAs a fellow Canadian non-resident I get this all the time too. The reason is because if you are returning there are tax and duty implications - e.g. the car your probably driving needs to be imported. When I moved back a few years ago (only to leave again) I had to have a slew of returning resident paperwork so my stuff could come duty free.