My husband and I will be driving in the northern part of the U.S.... and one point of our road trip will make for a shorter jaunt if we pass through Canada. Would we need to have passports with us? ...
I am a 22 year old female living in NYC right now and ready for a change of pace to finish up college. I am a nanny here and like the work... I make $14 an hour... Are wages similar? I am also very ...
If someone is coming from a european country to give birth in canada. Neither of the parents have the candian residency or citizenship. How much would it cost for them to give birth to the child in ...
I,m relocating to canada,I have a poor credit rating,although I wont need a mortgage,will it affect my application for residency or hinder me getting a bank account....
I live in Toronto Ontario and i want to cross the border to buffalo New York threw Niagara border i want to know would i need to have a passport if i am going across the border in a car?...
If i took $1,000 of US money into canada how much would it be worth? like ive seen things at the airports where u trade them the money so how much canadian money would i receive? also what is the ...
Plane tickets from Montreal to Calgary appeared to be way too expensive for me. Is there any other way to travel from Montreal to Calgary (train/bus)?...
No, you do not need a visa to visit Canada." You can go to the website below. Fill in the box for your nationality, fill in the "alien resident" box with "U.S.A.", then fill in the destination as "Canada". Then click. It will tell you if you need a visa. You may also go to the 2nd website and read under the section titled "Visitor Visa Exemptions." Read the 2nd paragraph in this section. It states that permanent residents of the U.S. do NOT need a visa to visit Canada.
zipperfootpress
are you coming to visit? work? live? funeral? business ? etc etc all that will make a difference.
doclakewrite
for a visit no you don't need a visa..just a passport....
tuppenybitz
you need the passport from your country of origin
greencard is worthless in canada
if you do not travel with a US passport you may also need a visa to enter canada
moseschi
It depends on what nationality you are. U. S. green card only allows you to enter and stay/work/live in the US (i.e. permanent resident). Since you are not a US citizen but some other country's citizen, you might or might not need a visa to enter Canada.
For instance, as a South Korean with an US green card, I do not need a visa to Canada, because Canada do not require Koreans to get a visa. But if I was an Albanian who has US green card, My nationality as Albanian, I cannot enter Canada without Canadian visa because Canada requires all Albanian Nationals to get a visa.
I have a link underneath that tells you what country's citizens need a visa to enter Canada.
jim w
no just a id and say youre visiting
veg_girl
it's best to ask the company in which you are planning to fly.
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