Vancouver Immigration And Cross-Border Injury Law Blog
Seemingly minor crash injuries can cause long-lasting problems
BC accident victims may qualify for free treatments like physiotherapy and counseling. Act fast—some benefits have a 12-week deadline.
Eligibility for a work transfer from British Columbia to the U.S.
Canadians transferring to a U.S. office may qualify for an L-1 visa. Learn eligibility and application requirements.
A businessperson’s options when taking samples across the border
BC business owners exporting to the U.S. should understand visa requirements and customs regulations for merchandise samples.
Road oil — unanticipated crash risk on British Columbia roads
Oil residue on roads creates black ice-like hazards, increasing accident risks, especially in wet weather. Learn more about causes and how to prevent incidents.
Reasons Canadian Immigration could turn you away at the border
Many U.S. travelers are refused entry into Canada due to inadmissibility. Learn common reasons and how to avoid being turned away.
Border crossing rules between B.C and the U.S. change yet again
BC floods forced travelers to reroute through the U.S. before returning home. Know the latest road and border conditions.
Social media following personal injury: how to protect your case
A serious accident can upend your life. Don’t let social media negatively impact your injury claim. Learn more about the consequences here.
Can Canadians Work Remotely For U.S. Employers?
Can Canadians work remotely for U.S. employers? Learn about U.S. work visas, TN status, taxes, and cross-border remote employment rules for Canadians.
Cross-border truck drivers no longer exempt from vaccination rules
Canada now requires commercial truck drivers to be vaccinated. Returning Canadians may be exempt from pre-entry molecular testing.
Holiday concerns: 9 in 10 car accidents in Canada are preventable
The Canada-U.S. border reopening brings excitement, but safety remains crucial for travelers heading between Vancouver and Seattle.