Do US Green Card Holders Require a Visa to Enter Canada?

Find out if US green card holders need a visa for Canada travel. Learn about the eTA requirement and essential travel documents.

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No, a US green card holder does not need a visa to visit Canada for short stays. However, you will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Remember to have your green card and valid passport with you when traveling.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)? An eTA is a digital travel authorization needed for visa-exempt foreign nationals traveling to Canada by air.
  2. How long can US green card holders stay in Canada without a visa? US green card holders can stay in Canada for short stays (typically up to 6 months) without a visa.
  3. Do I need to show my green card when traveling to Canada? Yes, you should present your US green card along with a valid passport when entering Canada.

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