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I'm from the Philippines and got my Green card thru K1...Just wondering, in what countries am i allowed to visit without getting any visa....Your help will be highly appreciated. Thank you...

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Here is a really useful site that will let you know what travel documents you will need for different countries based on your citizenship and your US residency:) :

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...nformation/visa

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Hello...I'm sorry but i didn'y get any info on the site...Thanks...I'll be waiting again for your reply...

-LyN

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Great site Kathryn41 - thanks!

Ralphlyn, here's another link that works:

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...ation/index.jsp

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Wow...cool...got it...Thanks..

-LyN

When I first met YOU, I was afraid to talk to YOU and when I first talked to YOU I was afraid to like YOU. When I began to like YOU, I was afraid to love YOU. And now that I LOVE YOU, I am afraid to lose YOU...

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