Your question only states that you are a United States resident, not a United States national.
It is the nationality of the passport you are travelling on that will determine whether or not you need a visa.
For instance, if you had, say, an Algerian passport even with a US resident permit, you would still need a visa, because you are an Algerian national.
So if you can edit your question to state what nationality you are (ie what passport do you hold), then you will get a better answer. Most of the other answers do not seem to have realised that a) you are only a US resident and b) you were asking about a visa, not a passport.
Edit - Now I have seen your nationality, I can see that you do not need a visa as a tourist to the UK. Having a Green Card makes no difference to the visa regulations for the UK. It is only the nationality of the passport that matters, and a Venezuelan national does not required a tourist visa. You will, of course, still have to satisfy an Immigration Officer on arrival that you are a genuine visitor, plan to leave at the end of your vacation, and can support and accommodate yourself during your stay.
2007-01-31 20:12:00
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answered by emsr2d2 4
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The passport determines whether or not you need a visa (for most countries). However, having a green card is often looked upon favorably when applying for a visa. Can make getting a visa far more likely.
2007-02-08 03:29:27
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answered by apleyden 5
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Rex, i understand you dislike l. a. yet are you so ignorant on each thing: a million. you continiously tell people "do not flow to l. a., flow to Toronto" = like that is a legal decision to ''purely' flow to Canada as an American Citizen. 2. you do not have "loose socialised" healthcare = you've very severe taxes which help pay on your healthcare. as well, maximum organizations grant added coverage. - i understand this = the in hardship-free words element I have finished immediately at artwork, is Canada appropriate advantages. 3. enable's commence a catalogue of Canadians who moved to the country on their very personal loose will = Wayne Gretzkey, Pamela Anderson, Martin short, Celion Dion, and many many many many better celebrities. in hardship-free words Michael J Fox nonetheless is residing in Canada. On a own element = my dentist is from Toronto, a chum purely employed an extremely specialist engineer on a TN visa, a guy I went to varsity with, yet another chum's spouse. - sorry yet i don't understand everybody who moved from the U. S. to Canada. WOW!! we've thousands of examples of Canadians transferring to the U. S. and also you ought to arise with one guy who moved from the U. S. to Canada over 50 years in the past and is via far not a relatives call contained in the U. S.. - i do not imagine this extremely helps your part... would not it better obviously reflect that better Canadians are hoping to flow to American than vice versa.
2016-12-03 07:22:35
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answered by Anonymous
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native gurl is wrong, you don't need a passport to travel within the US, I and my wife travel back and forth from Florida to Iowa 4 or 5 times a year and we need only our drivers License
2007-01-31 15:59:33
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answered by Anonymous
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No you won't need a visa to enter in United Kingdom. You need a visa only if you are going to work in United Kingdom. Best luck
2007-01-31 12:21:08
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answered by Shkodrani 2
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yes you can no longer travel on a plane in the us without a passport so even if you are flying from ny to florida you must have a passport. you cannot fly with out it.
2007-01-31 11:45:15
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answered by Anonymous
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yeah, you don't need a visa, you only need a passport, two different things.
2007-01-31 15:26:35
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answered by krynmusic 3
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Yeah and remember your rabies shot.
2007-01-31 11:54:24
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answered by Oliver T 4
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I think so.
2007-01-31 11:43:55
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answered by Anonymous
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