#REDIRECT [[Refugee Status into Canada: How do I apply?]]
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...ng for Refugee Status: Applying from Inside, Outside, and at the Border of Canada]]
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...ng for Refugee Status: Applying from Inside, Outside, and at the Border of Canada}}
...mmunity, I’ve laid out the factors involved in obtaining refugee status in Canada and potential risks that you'll need to avoid. All information will be cite
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...ptions laid out in the Canada-US Safe Third Country agreement (https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/corporate/mandate/policies-operation
Warning: If you attempt to make a refugee/ asylum claim at the border and you don't qualify for any of these exceptio
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...February, 10 2025 there are likely no viable routes to gain Refugee/Asylum status for current U.S. Citizens.
If you attempt to make a refugee/ asylum claim at the border and you don't qualify for any of these exceptio
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''Canada'' is a comparatively LGBTQ+-friendly country located in North America, nort
...r those who have no other options when weighed against overall risk. See [[Canada#Refugee_Status]] below for more info.</u></font>
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US Citizens are allowed to enter Canada for up to 180 days visa-free, assuming you are visiting for non-work or non
..., and can work remotely for a US employer during this time<ref>https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/campaigns/high-skilled-workers.html<
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...that they would grant asylum to a US citizen on the basis of their LGBTQ+ status.
..., for those who have no other options, claiming asylum in a country like [[Canada]] may be the <i>least worst</i> option. If you would feel safer leaving the
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