10/31/2026
Halloween is on October 31, and if it's your first one in the US, here's how it works. Kids dress up in costumes and walk from house to house in the early evening, knocking and saying "trick or treat." Neighbors hand out small wrapped candy. The simple rule: if the porch light is on, the house is usually welcoming trick-or-treaters. If it's off, move on. Many people carve pumpkins into jack-o'-lanterns and put them by the door. You don't have to take part, but a bowl of candy by the door is an easy way to meet your neighbors. If you're driving that evening, go slowly in neighborhoods, since lots of children are out after dark. Happy Halloween from all of us at Immilink.
Questions? Message us and we'll walk you through how it works.
(General information, not legal advice.)