Mr Miller, question about travelling between US and CA
Sep 30th 2002, 12:52 pm
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Mr Miller, question about travelling between US and CA
My existing country requires that I have a specific US Visitor Visa to
travel into the US. When I land and achieve landed PR status, do I still
need to apply for the visitor visa to travel to the US or does PR status
allow me to travel to US as often as I like?
travel into the US. When I land and achieve landed PR status, do I still
need to apply for the visitor visa to travel to the US or does PR status
allow me to travel to US as often as I like?
Sep 30th 2002, 1:17 pm
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Re: Mr Miller, question about travelling between US and CA
John wrote:
> My existing country requires that I have a specific US Visitor Visa to
> travel into the US. When I land and achieve landed PR status, do I still
> need to apply for the visitor visa to travel to the US or does PR status
> allow me to travel to US as often as I like?
Unless you are a country with a common bond with Canada, then you are
required to have a visa. This implied commonwealth countries. Beware
though that this exemption is likely to go away soon.
> My existing country requires that I have a specific US Visitor Visa to
> travel into the US. When I land and achieve landed PR status, do I still
> need to apply for the visitor visa to travel to the US or does PR status
> allow me to travel to US as often as I like?
Unless you are a country with a common bond with Canada, then you are
required to have a visa. This implied commonwealth countries. Beware
though that this exemption is likely to go away soon.
