Can You Enter the UK with a U.S. Green Card? Essential Travel Information

Discover if a U.S. green card is enough to travel to the UK and learn about required documents for entry.

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No, you cannot travel to the UK with just a U.S. green card. You will need a valid passport and, in many cases, a visa to enter the UK. Please check the specific visa requirements for your country of citizenship before making any travel plans.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What documents do I need to enter the UK? You'll need a valid passport and may require a visa, depending on your country of citizenship.
  2. Can a U.S. citizen travel to the UK without a visa? U.S. citizens can visit the UK without a visa for up to 6 months, but should have a valid passport.
  3. What if I have a permanent residency card? A U.S. green card does not serve as a travel document; you'll need a passport and possibly a visa.

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