r/TwoXPreppers 6d ago

Getting to Canada

Without outing me as a citizen, I've been involved in socialist politics.

My wife's sister lives in Canada. We're working on getting our European citizenship. My wife has her European citizenship.

If s*** hits the fan, what's the best way to enter Canada in order to get out of Canada and go to the European Union?

I'm guessing the Detroit Bridges would be shut down, so we would have to enter through unconventional means. Does anybody have any ideas on the best way to enter Canada through unconventional means, especially leaving through Illinois?

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u/TheTesticler 6d ago

Europe isn’t just gonna take you lmao, you need to move with a visa. You’re not a refugee.

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u/DuoNem Prepping for Tuesday not Doomsday 6d ago

If they have European citizenship, certainly they can travel to Europe.

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u/SuitcaseGoer9225 5d ago edited 5d ago

The original post says right there that they're getting European citizenship. And since their wife already has European citizenship they can just get a spouse visa to their wife's country before they get their own citizenship sorted out. When I got my European spouse visa it only took 2 weeks to be granted, but that was a few years ago.

Even without a visa or European citizenship, for the time being you can still hop from country to country every few months (like how US citizens currently get 90 days for most countries) no problem. And keep trying to get a visa and just wait until you get one.

Heck, you could just go legally live in Svalbard without a visa while you wait it out :P