American seniors moving to Canada face gaps in healthcare coverage as US plans typically do not extend across the border. The guide covers health insurance options available to this group when establishing residency in Canada.
529 plans offer tax advantages for US citizens living abroad and may be used for some overseas education expenses, though not all foreign education costs qualify. Eligibility rules and qualifying expense categories apply to Americans using these plans while residing outside the US.
EB-5 applicants are affected by a pause on immigrant visas, a crackdown on adjustment-of-status filings, and a September 2026 grandfathering deadline converging simultaneously. Investors in the program face significant procedural and timing pressures heading into 2026.
USCIS issued a policy memorandum on June 17, 2026, clarifying how temporary or seasonal need is evaluated for H-2A petitions involving dairy work. Dairy-related positions may qualify for H-2A classification if employers can demonstrate their labor needs are temporary or seasonal.
The IRS is reportedly considering adding a dual citizenship question to Form 1040, according to a Reuters report. The proposal could affect the estimated five million or more US citizens who hold citizenship in another country.
The US Visa Bulletin governs access to approximately 140,000 employment-based immigrant visas available each fiscal year. The bulletin determines when foreign nationals with approved petitions can proceed with their green card applications based on priority dates.
The July 2026 Visa Bulletin shows advancement in EB-1 China and EB-3 China and India, while EB-1 India retrogresses and EB-2 India becomes unavailable ahead of the fiscal year reset. Other employment-based categories see limited forward movement, reflecting continued pressure on visa numbers.
US expats who filed Form 4868 before the June 15 deadline have until October 15 to submit their 2025 tax return and avoid late-filing penalties. The FBAR is also due on October 15, regardless of whether a US tax return is required.
The IRS treats Green Card holders as US tax residents, requiring them to report worldwide income regardless of where they live. This obligation persists even when residing outside the United States.