Travel with GC ???

[mylove_1959 0]

Hello everyone !

I am now living in the USA with a 10 years GC . I would like to know if I can travel to Canada without a visa . Thank you for your time and help .

[Otto 83]

PR/Green card is for re-entry to the US - it's not a travel document - your passport is your travel document.

For most countries you would need what ever visa you would (or not) that anyone from your country of citizenship would need. For Canada - I believe your PR/Green Card is all you'd need.

Edited May 23, 2009 by Karin und Otto

[mylove_1959 0]

PR/Green card is for re-entry to the US - it's not a travel document - your passport is your travel document.

For most countries you would need what ever visa you would (or not) that anyone from your country of citizenship would need. For Canada - I believe your PR/Green Card is all you'd need.

Hello there !

I have a PR GC but also as Vietnamese passport . How does that affect my travel to Canada from USA . Thank you for your help .

[gixbr 0]

"Permanent Residents

Alien permanent residents of the U.S. must present their Alien Registration Card, commonly called the "Green Card."

http://www.consular.canada.usembassy.gov/enter_canada.asp

[Gary and Alla 3,696]

Hello everyone !

I am now living in the USA with a 10 years GC . I would like to know if I can travel to Canada without a visa . Thank you for your time and help .

Your green card is all you need!

We live 6 miles from Quebec (which IS in Canada, though the Quebecois do not like to admit it) and we go there all the time. Montreal is our "nearest city" and where we go for dinner, shopping, etc. My wife shows only her green card to enter and return. No problem.

[mylove_1959 0]

Thank you everyone for your replies . Have a good holiday weekend .

[Reba 2]

You should always travel with BOTH your passport, AND your green card. Even if they only ask to see your green card, you should also always have your passport with you when you cross international borders.