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Whether you're a snowbird spending winters south of the border, relocating permanently for work, or exploring business opportunities, each US state has its own unique requirements, benefits, and challenges for Canadians.

Our comprehensive state guides provide the practical information you need to navigate everything from driver's license requirements to tax implications, helping you make informed decisions about where to live, work, or spend your winters in America.

What's Included in Each State Guide

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Quick Reference Facts

Essential information at a glance including tax rates, residency requirements, and key deadlines.

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First 90 Days Checklist

Step-by-step guide to help you get established quickly and legally in your new state.

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Driver's License & Vehicle Requirements

Specific requirements for Canadians, including documentation needed and testing requirements.

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Tax & Residency Considerations

Understanding state tax implications and how to properly establish residency.

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Healthcare & Insurance

What you need to know about healthcare access and insurance options.

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Key Contacts & Resources

Government offices, Canadian consulates, and helpful organizations.



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Important: These guides provide general information only. Laws and requirements can be complex and change frequently. Always consult with qualified professionals for advice specific to your situation and circumstances.



Planning Your Move or Winter Stay?

Consider These Key Factors:

Climate Preferences

Year-round warmth (Florida, Arizona)
Seasonal variety (North Carolina)
Diverse climates (California, Texas)

Tax Implications

No state income tax (Florida, Texas)
Low tax burden (Arizona)
Higher tax considerations (California)

Cost of Living

Budget-friendly (Arizona, North Carolina, parts of Texas)
Higher costs (California, some Florida areas)

Community & Support

Existing Canadian communities
Cultural organizations and clubs
Language considerations

Last updated: July 2025