What countries waive tourist visa requirement for US Permanent Residents?

[Jaredd 0]

How about we put together a list of countries or locations that permanent residents can travel to without obtaining a visa?

I'll start with what I know:

1. Bahamas
2. Canada
3. Jamaica
4. Mexico
5. Puerto Rico

I do apologize if this is not the best subforum to host such thread

[canadian_wife 1,822]

How about we put together a list of countries or locations that permanent residents can travel to without obtaining a visa?

I'll start with what I know:

1. Bahamas
2. Canada
3. Jamaica
4. Mexico
5. Puerto Rico

I do apologize if this is not the best subforum to host such thread

Puerto Rico is not a country!

[belinda63 3,038]

It's a good idea except...........sometimes it depends on the country of origin for the LPR since they are still traveling on that passport. Although I will agree with his green card it is easier to obtain a visa for the countries that require it.

[Jaredd 0]

Puerto Rico is not a country!

Hence "countries or locations" in original post.

[payxibka 10,045]

Hence "countries or locations" in original post.

With that logic then

1. Alabama

2. Arizona

3. California

[Craneman 2]

Tennesse, Alabama and George require a visa for anyone above the Mason Dixon line.

With that logic then

1. Alabama

2. Arizona

3. California

[canadian_wife 1,822]

Tennesse, Alabama and George Georgia require a visa for anyone above the Mason Dixon line.

And a blood test!

[rin and john 71]

It's a good idea except...........sometimes it depends on the country of origin for the LPR since they are still traveling on that passport. Although I will agree with his green card it is easier to obtain a visa for the countries that require it.

Correct. Delta's website has a tool for determining travel requirements. Just select your citizenship and PR status. It can vary. For instance, as a USC, I need a visa to go to Brazil. As would Rin as an LPR if she was a citizen of other countries that require a visa, except her Thai citizenship allows her to travel to Brazil without a visa.

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations/plan_flight/international_travel_information/visa_passport_information/index.jsp

[Craneman 2]

And a blood test!

i was speaking of George Jones.

[belinda63 3,038]

Being a native Texan I can go anywhere, I just show my shotgun and visa requirements are waived.

[Brad and Vika 129]

Since it looks like your SO is Ukrainian - Turkey would be my first choice, without knowing anything about your preferences/ability to travel. The Dominican Republic is a big favorite too. We did go to Turkey last year, and had a blast.

[Martyshk 137]

Maryland becomes a very creepy place once you roll down there with your PA plates... people in Frostburg looked at me funny...

This is a good resource

http://www.visahq.com/visas.php

[Jaredd 0]

With that logic then

1. Alabama

2. Arizona

3. California

I think you start picking up some bureaucratic features from the people you have to deal with.

Do you really not see a difference in terms of travelling to PR or to a contingent state?

[payxibka 10,045]

I think you start picking up some bureaucratic features from the people you have to deal with.

Do you really not see a difference in terms of travelling to PR or to a contingent state?

no difference because it is a US Territory... It is considered a US domestic flight when departing and going non-stop from the "mainland", it the same as if you were going to Hawaii or Alaska

Included in this grouping of US territories is PR, USVI and Guam, to name a few