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Not sure about 1 But for 2 I had luck with LinkedIn when I did a content search and directly messaged the job poster, at least here in the US. Just out of curiosity, why quit your India job before an offer in hand?

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Yeah, Mid May to Canada.

Moved for good or for the quarantine period?

Yeah, don't think you will be allowed to do that (Probably call CBSA), before you even step up to the immigration counter at Pearson, you need to fill out the quarantine form - address where you would be quarantining yourself, contact info etc. The first CBSA officer asks all the quarantine...

Not sure about the questions asked, probably ask someone who went thru the avr process with the cbp.

I have a valid visa. Am not sure how avr would be different though.

No , on f1, took a flight. Not sure about the u turn thing.

Alright, Am done with my quarantine and I came back to the US. Customs at the US side was pretty smooth.

Well, before you even head to the immigration counter they make you fill out that contact tracing form with all the quarantine details. So, not entirely sure if they will let you do that considering that the next flight back to the US will most likely be in the next day.

Well, it's true for other countries. Here's the source : https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-1218?language=en_US

Not necessarily true about the first part, You don't need a valid visa (I.e.; expired visa works) to enter the US if you've been to Canada, Mexico or some Caribbean countries (depends on the visa for the last one) for less than 30 days . All you need is the proof of valid status - i94 etc...

I landed last week and they didn't even ask for goods to follow, even though I declared I have unaccompanied goods.

Airbnb works fine, am isolating myself in one right now.

Still quarantined here in an Airbnb till June 1

FYI, CBSA didn't ask about my return to the US. In fact, I had my return tickets booked before I landed. I was only asked for my return travel plans by the American Airlines folks and it didn't matter.

Passport expiry doesn't matter, mine expires in August and I landed last week.

I came here from the US.

I landed 2 hours ago. The whole landing process was pretty seamless.

Uh? Check user reviews in Airbnb? What's the difference between a stranger's review/recommendation from here vs there?