i am a Jamaican with a green card and would like to know it i can go to Canada?

Answer 1

As someone who is not a citizen of Canada, US, or Mexico, you would be required to have a valid passport as evidence of your nationality - regardless of how (or when) you were traveling.

As a permanent resident of the US, you would also have to have your green card and accompanying documentation (not so much to get into Canada or Mexico, but to make returning to the US easier).

As someone carrying a Jamaican passport, you would ALSO be required to have a valid visa issued to you. (The link attached lists all nationalities that require a visa before entering Canada - regardless of residency status).

Answer 2

all you need is your passport and your green card. that's all. your green card will allow you to enter canada as a tourist without the need of a visa... regardless of your citizenship.

i've been to canada lots of times already with just my passport and my green card. i'm a philippine citizen who would otherwise need a visa to enter canada. i was just there a week ago and will be back again next week.

so, bring those two things and enjoy canada!

oh yeah, i was also a permanent resident of canada before i got married and moved to the US.

to the person who gave me a thumbs down... go check the official website for canadian visas and immigration. you'll see i'm right. hmpf!

Answer 3

To enter Canada from the US, you will need a valid green card and a valid passport

Answer 4

I would check the canadian embassy .Unlike what the first answerer is trying to say Americans do not rule canadian laws

Answer 5

Getting into Canada is easy. It's getting back into the U.S. that may be difficult, unless you have a passport.

Answer 6

This is America, you can go anywhere you want.