Canadian equivalent of I-94 visa waiver

[Westaustruck]

Hi All,

Are there any US based expats on here? Specifically truck drivers who cross into Canada regularly?

When I worked in Canada crossing into the US, we used to renew our I-94 visa waiver every 90 days and life was good.

I'm going for a job in the US which will have me crossing regularly into Canada, and I'm wondering if there is a similar deal in the other direction... Employer has never dealt with expats before, and I'd prefer to sound like I know what I'm talking about, ha ha.

Thanks in advance

[remy]

I'm a retired expat driver living in the US so my info may be out of date but I was never asked about a I-94 visa at the Canadian border, not as a US citizen or before when I had a green card. Last time I went to Quebec was about 2002 so it may be different now.

What part of the US will you be moving to ?

[dunchues]

Conditions of entry depends on the country that issued the passport you use to enter Canada.

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[Westaustruck]

The plan is to move to Montana, hopefully in the Missoula area. The job would mostly involve crossing into Alberta. I worked in Alberta for several years and crossed into the US many times, essentially this is the same in reverse.

I will be travelling on an Australian passport, so there is no problems crossing into Canada re: visa etc. I'm more interested in knowing if the process can be streamlined; as in not needing to get a new visa waiver every single time I cross... Potentially I could be crossing twice a week, so really need to try and make the process quick & painless (if possible )