Sunday, March 23, 2025 The United States’ stricter immigration policies have led several NATO allies to issue updated travel advisories. These advisories primarily focus on the impacts of recent policy changes, which have caused concern among travelers, particularly transgender, nonbinary, and intersex individuals. Canada’s New Travel Advisory: Registration Requirement and Penalties for Long-Term Stays Canada has issued an updated travel advisory for citizens traveling to the United States, following changes to U.
S. immigration policies under President Donald Trump’s administration. The most significant change is the mandatory registration requirement for Canadian citizens staying in the U.
S. for more than 30 days. Previously, Canadians did not need to carry a visa or register for travel to the United States.
However, under the new regulations, Canadians who stay longer than 30 days must now register with the U.S. government , or face potential penalties and fines .
The Canadian advisory also mentions that failure to comply with the new registration rules could result in misdemeanor prosecution . This shift marks a significant change in the relationship between the United States and Canada, affecting the travel habits of citizens who are accustomed to relatively easy access to the U.S.
The advisory also raises concerns regarding other international travelers, as the increased restrictions could influence how people approach long-term visits to the U.S. Key points: Canad.
