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Retiring in NS for US Citizens

Monica Hayden (143.100.37.17) -

My husband and I are thinking about retiring in Nova Scotia within the next 5 years. We think it is one of the most beautiful places on earth. We are both US citizens, and were wondering what are the immigration regulations for retirees with income in the US. I haven't been able to find information about immigration for foreign retirees, and we are wondering if we even qualify for residency there.

Thank you for any information you can provide.

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Reply #1 J. Peters (152.163.100.72) -

About a month ago, I emailed a couple of questions to Phillip Towsend, the author of the ebook Passport to Canada: The Complete Guide to Living and Retiring in Nova Scotia (). He responded to my questions and was very helpful and polite. If you write to him at canadaliving@aol.com I'm sure he would be happy to offer his input.

Reply #2 J. Peters (152.163.100.72) -

About a month ago, I emailed a couple of questions to Phillip Towsend, the author of the ebook Passport to Canada: The Complete Guide to Living and Retiring in Nova Scotia (). He responded to my questions and was very helpful and polite. If you write to him at canadaliving@aol.com I'm sure he would be happy to offer his input.

Reply #3 Curious (67.142.130.39) -

How does one deal with medical issues if Medicare does not apply in Canada?

Reply #4 John (70.110.101.27) -

Looking for means of obtaining book by Peter Townsend Title:

Passport to Canada

Reply #5 CILILA ENGELHARDT (205.188.117.202) -

I NEED INFORMATION ON HOW TO GET PERMISSION TO WORK IN NOVA SCOTIA. DO I HAVE TO GO TO THE GOVERNMENT OFFICES IN NOVA SCOTIA AND ASK THEM FOR A PERMISSION TO WORK WHEN I GET THERE?

I APPRECIATE YOUR ANSWER

CILIA ENGELHARDT

Reply #6 Bob Dunham (71.98.3.150) -

I am looking for a copy of Phillip Townsend's Passport to Canada: The Complete Guide to Living and Retiring in Nova Scotia. I have tried to email him with no response. Does anyone know where I can purchase a copy of his book?

Reply #7 Esie Dunham (69.128.106.202) -

What site can I go on to buy the eBook, Passport to Canada: A Complete Guide to Living & Retiring in Nova Scotia by Phillip Townsend.

Reply #8 Brian (71.7.161.249) -

Folks try these links. They answer many questions about..working, living, studying etc in Nova Scotia and Canada. Put the www in front of the domains and remove the space between novascotia and immigration . I guess you cannot post websites in this forum. hmmmm

novascotia immigration.com

goingtocanada.gc.ca

Reply #9 Brian (71.7.161.249) -

Folks try these links. They answer many questions about..working, living, studying etc in Nova Scotia and Canada. Put the www in front of the domains and remove the space between novascotia and immigration . I guess you cannot post websites in this forum. hmmmm

novascotia immigration.com

goingtocanada.gc.ca

Reply #10 elaine gudbrandsen (162.40.211.239) -

I would like to know about what a US retiree has to do to live in Canada and still have health benefits and SS benefits from ther US. Is this possible? Appreciate any replies. We are thinking of Nova Scotia as the region to retire in.

Reply #11 Dhyan (142.177.45.159) - 10/04/08 03:50

Relocating to Nova Scotia check out page on website

hot property nova scotia dot com

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