How long can you stay in America if your not a us citizen?

Answer 1

There is no limit for native or naturalized Canadians.

However, the "permanent resident" status accorded to non-citizens is based on residence within Canada for 2 years out of any continuous 5-year period. There are, however, numerous exceptions based on Canadian employment or marriage to Canadian citizens.

Answer 2

If coming into the U.S. on the VWP, then up to 90 days. If using a visa, then they are usually valid for 6 months stay at a time. However, if there are repeated stays up to that length, then ICE may deny the visa

Answer 3

maximum of six months on one calendar year.

Answer 4

Six months, approximately, which can be extended under special circumstances. As far as I know, the date you must leave will be stamped in your passport.

Answer 5

A Canadian citizen can stay in the United States for up to six months with a passport. If the person desires to stay longer, he or she must apply for a different type of visa.

Answer 6

Canadians are permitted to stay in the United States for a maximum of six months. They do not require a passport stamp or any entry documents to travel into the US.

Answer 7

as long as they want its a free country why do you think Mexicans flee here

Answer 8

78 years.