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

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.