Do Green Card Holders Need a Visa to Enter Canada?

Find out if U.S. Green Card holders need a visa or eTA to visit Canada for short stays.

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Green card holders from the USA do not need a visa to enter Canada for short stays. However, they must have an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) if traveling by air. It's best to check with official Canadian immigration sources for the most current information.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)? An eTA is a requirement for visa-exempt foreign nationals traveling to Canada by air. It links electronically to your passport.
  2. Can I travel to Canada with a Green Card by land or sea? Yes, Green Card holders can travel to Canada by land or sea without needing a visa or eTA.
  3. How long can I stay in Canada as a Green Card holder? Green Card holders can stay in Canada for short visits, usually up to six months, without a visa.

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