Do US Green Card Holders Need a Visa to Visit Canada?
Find out if US green card holders require a visa or eTA to visit Canada for travel.
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Yes, US green card holders need an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) to visit Canada by air. This is a straightforward online application and typically approved quickly. If entering by land or sea, no eTA or visa is needed, just your green card and passport.
FAQs & Answers
- What is an eTA for Canada? An eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) is a travel requirement for visa-exempt foreign nationals traveling to Canada by air.
- Can green card holders travel to Canada without a visa? Yes, green card holders can travel to Canada without a visa when entering by land or sea, but must have their green card and passport.
- How do I apply for an eTA to Canada? To apply for an eTA, complete the online application on the Government of Canada's official website, usually getting approval quickly.
- Do green card holders need a visa for other countries? Requirements vary by country; it's best to check each destination's visa policies for US green card holders.