Once Filipinos become US Permanent Resident green card holders, there are 11 countries and territories that they can travel to without applying for a tourist visa to enter as long as they carry with them their valid US Permanent resident cards and Philippine passports (some countries have more restrictions).
As I’ve understood, Conditional Resident card holders are not considered legal US Permanent residents since the next application in the process is for Permanent Residency. But the card they get says Permanent Resident. Anyway, the places abroad Filipino card holders can visit are:
| Country / Territory | Restrictions | Official Webpage |
Embassy Phone Numbers in the USA |
| American Samoa | None – US Territory | +1-808-847-1998 | |
| Bermuda | Up to 180 days (days unverified) | See bottom for Exceptions | +1-202-588-7800 |
| British Virgin Islands | Up to 30 days – UK Territory(days unverified) | Official Page | In case of doubt, please call the UK phone numbers+44-207-355-9570 +44-207-355-9572 |
| Canada | Up to 180 days | Visa Exemption Information and Entry Requirements | +1-202-682-1740 |
| Cayman Islands | “Provided that they travel directly from the US to Cayman Islands. On arrival they must show their valid national passport, valid US Permanent Resident card, and a roundtrip ticket to the United States.” – VisaHQ.com | Entry Requirements – Press Alt+F on the page and Find Green Card | UK phone number:+44-20-7491-7772 |
| Guam | None – US Territory | ||
| Guatamela | Up to 30 to 90 days | +1-202-745-4952 +1-202-745-4954 +1-202-745-3873 |
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| Mexico | Up to 180 days(days unverified) | Information for US Permanent Residents | +1-202-728-1600 |
| Netherlands Antilles | Up to 30 days | Use the Visa Inquiry Form at the bottom and Choose Caribbean Netherlands | +1-202-2445300 |
| Panama | “Citizens of Philippines holding a valid visa or permanent residency from ONE of the following countries: USA, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia or any of the member countries of the European Union, which has been used at least one time to enter those countries, may enter the Republic of Panama by purchasing a US$30.00 tourist card upon their arrival at the Tocumen International Airport in Panama.Applicants entering Panama by land or sea, should obtain a visa from the nearest Embassy or Consulate of Panama before traveling. ” – VisaHQ.com | Visa Information PageTravelDocs- non-official page | +1-202-483-1407 +1-202-483-8416 |
| Taiwan | “Citizens of Philippines with a valid US Permanent Resident card or a valid US visa, must apply for an Authentification Certificate through the Taiwan Immigration Agency website. The certificate is valid for 30 days and multiple entries.” | Visa Exemption Information | +1-202-895-1800 +1-202-895-1885 +1-202-669-0180 |
| US Virgin Islands | None – US Territory |
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Wow! didn’t know that you can actually travel to this places with your US Permanent Resident Green Cards, that’s so cool.
How about those who have u.s. green card and wants to travel to Philippines
How about those who have u.s. green card and want to travel to philippines?
I’m a green card holder here in the US & live in California. Do I need a visa to visit Amsterdam & Belgium for about 2 weeks.