Do you need a visa to travel to the united kingdom if you have a US green card but a Jamaican passport?

Answer 1

If you are a legal permanent resident of the US ("greencard holder") and wish to travel to Puerto Rico, you must carry the greencard in order to board the return flight from PR to the mainland US. A passport is not necessary. A greencard is not required to enter PR, but is required to return to the mainland US. Immigration officials check for the greencard before you are allowed on the plane for the return flight. There is no need to carry a passport. Some people suggest that a driver's license is all that you need - not true for permanent residents. Take your greencard!

Answer 2

i would imagine yes because the Jamaica was never a province of the us ( it was one of Britain) but if you're still unsure take it anyway as theres nothingworse than getting to the airport and not being allowed to go because of no passport i know!

Answer 3

If you are in the United States and flying directing from the continental US to either St. Thomas or St. Croix, or connecting to a flight through Puerto Rico, you will not need a passport. If your travel plans include flying out of the United States and / or its territories to reach the US Virgin Islands, you will need a passport.

You will, however, need a form of identification with a photograph - such as a drivers license or passport - to board the plane.

Answer 4

Yes. A green card is merely a document showing you're legally allowed to work in the US. A passport is for identification purposes only.

Answer 5

yes you do need a passport to go to jamaica.. ive beed there

Answer 6

You need a passport

Answer 7

Yes