Traveling to Canada as a US Permanent Resident: Visa Requirements Explained

Discover if US permanent residents need a visa to travel to Canada. Get key requirements for your trip!

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Yes, a US permanent resident can travel to Canada without a visa. They only need a valid Green Card and passport. However, it's advisable to check for any additional requirements or travel advisories before your trip, as regulations and requirements can change.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Do US permanent residents need a visa to enter Canada? No, US permanent residents do not need a visa; a valid Green Card and passport are sufficient.
  2. What documents do I need to travel to Canada as a US permanent resident? You need a valid Green Card and passport. It's also good to check for any travel advisories.
  3. Can a Green Card holder face any restrictions when traveling to Canada? Yes, it's advisable to check for any travel advisories or changes in entry requirements before your trip.

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