Greencard Holder - New job as Flight Attendant for American Airlines!

[Jpac876]

Hello all! I just had a quick question in regards to my wife, who has her green card from a previous K1 visa almost 3 years ago. Based on rumors and statements from other employees, she has all but locked in her position as a flight attendant for American Airlines. While this is GREAT news, they were not clear about her visa requirements should she need to work an international flight. When she asked the interviewer after completing her backround check, the HR interviewer told her she did not know and that they would evaluate visa requirements after the official offer is made.

The requirements stated by the recruiter at the final interview were a valid passport and to possess either the authorization or ability to obtain the authorization to enter and exit countries that the airline services.

So, my question is, what countries will she be needing additional documents to enter and leave while in transit with her future employer(transit or tourist visas)?

Currently she holds a Philippine Passport and US Greencard. In December of next year, she will be eligible to apply for US Citizenship.

Any help would be awesome, I've seen other posts about similar issues but none with regards to a Philippine citizen.

Thanks,
Justin

 

[Triple Citizen]

Check this portal. This very question has been asked and answered multiple times. Most countries base the requirement for a visit visa, or lack thereof, based on the visitor's citizenship. There are a few countries that grant visa free entry to US green card holders, independent of citizenship, for example Canada.

So, my question is, what countries will she be needing additional documents to enter and leave while in transit with her future employer(transit or tourist visas)?

Currently she holds a Philippine Passport and US Greencard. In December of next year, she will be eligible to apply for US Citizenship.