US Green Card Holders: How Long Can You Stay in Canada?

Discover how long a US green card holder can stay in Canada without a visa and what to consider for longer stays.

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As a US green card holder, you can visit Canada for up to six months without needing a special visa. Ensure you carry your green card and a valid passport when traveling. If you plan to stay longer, you may need to apply for an extension or a different type of visa, subject to Canadian immigration laws.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Do US citizens need a visa to visit Canada? No, US citizens do not need a visa to visit Canada but should carry a valid passport.
  2. Can I work in Canada as a US green card holder? As a US green card holder, you need to apply for a work permit to work in Canada.
  3. What documents do I need to travel to Canada as a US resident? You must carry your green card and a valid passport to enter Canada.
  4. How can I extend my stay in Canada as a green card holder? To extend your stay, you may need to apply for an extension or a different visa, following Canadian immigration laws.

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