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Around 1,1 million Americans currently live in Canada, according to the Association of Americans Resident Overseas (AARO)—a number that reflects a long-standing and growing migration trend.
In recent years, a steady flow of U.S. citizens has moved beyond temporary stays to become permanent residents. Statistics Canada data shows a clear pattern: many Americans who first arrived on temporary permits have successfully transitioned to permanent residency, the following graph illustrates this shift year by year.
Since 2022, over 9,900 U.S. citizens have applied annually for Canadian permanent residency, marking a consistent interest in making Canada a long-term home. Together, these figures paint a picture of a stable and increasingly common pathway for Americans seeking new opportunities north of the border.
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From generations ago to the present day, Americans have been heading north.
With the U.S. and Canada sharing not only a border but also a common language, similar cultures, and even family ties across the border, making the move can feel more like a shift than a leap. Whether you’re pursuing a temporary job, applying through a skilled worker program, or exploring long-term immigration options, there are multiple pathways available.
To learn more about your options as a U.S. citizen, be sure to read our full article: How to Get a Job in Canada as an American—a step-by-step guide to landing work in Canada. And don’t forget to join our Moving2Canada community for free resources, expert tips, and ongoing support to help you succeed on your journey.
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American-trained doctors moving to Canada can take advantage of strong job prospects, especially in high-demand areas and a better work-life balance. For immigration, the IRCC offers options like Express Entry and healthcare-focused Provincial Nominee Programs, which often prioritize healthcare professionals. Make sure to check some programs like:
For U.S.-trained doctors, starting practice in Canada can be relatively smooth. Some provinces offer fast-track credential recognition, making it easier to get licensed. U.S. medical education and training are often accepted as equivalent, speeding up the process. Make sure to read the articles below for more information:
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