Generally, Mexico, Canada, Carribian Countries and Switzerland offer visa-free enterance for GC-holder.
BUT, It depends on your current citizenship. Keep in mind that your citizenship is the number#1, and then green card is #2. For example, Switzerland does not allow Sierra Leone's citizens with GC to enter visa-free.
This was already discussed here. For the most comprehensive and update info on this subject matter, you can look at Delta web site.
Go here to the Delta international travel documentation tool:
http://www.delta.com/planning_reserv...tion/index.jsp
Enter all your info and it will tell you what you need. It's a great tool. The airlines use it to make sure they are carrying passengers with proper papers because they are heavily fined by most countries if they do not.
I think Sierra Leone thing is very special case. Probably it's in politically trouble now.BUT, It depends on your current citizenship. Keep in mind that your citizenship is the number#1, and then green card is #2. For example, Switzerland does not allow Sierra Leone's citizens with GC to enter visa-free.
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Generally, Mexico, Canada, Carribian Countries and Switzerland offer visa-free enterance for GC-holder.
BUT, It depends on your current citizenship. Keep in mind that your citizenship is the number#1, and then green card is #2. For example, Switzerland does not allow Sierra Leone's citizens with GC to enter visa-free.
This was already discussed here. For the most comprehensive and update info on this subject matter, you can look at Delta web site.
Go here to the Delta international travel documentation tool:
http://www.delta.com/planning_reserv...tion/index.jsp
Enter all your info and it will tell you what you need. It's a great tool. The airlines use it to make sure they are carrying passengers with proper papers because they are heavily fined by most countries if they do not.
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