Traveling to HongKong with a Permanent Resident Card

[JonathanM]

Hello Everyone!!! It's been awhile. Will my wife be able to travel to Hong Kong with only her Chinese Passport and US Permanent Resident Card? If yes, does it hold true to all other countries that I could travel to without obtaining a visa?

[Randy W]

The green card won't count for anything in Hong Kong. With her Chinese passport, though, she can still transit for up to 7 days with an onward ticket, but will need a "visa" from her local (Chinese) PSB to visit Hong Kong.

[JonathanM]

Thanks, so it doesn't mean much traveling to countries.. same rules apply..

[dnoblett]

Thanks, so it doesn't mean much traveling to countries.. same rules apply..

Travel rules apply for most countries.

 

HOWEVER:

 

No visa needed for a green-card holder to visit Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean Island countries. My wife visited Canada 12 times since getting a green-card.

[fidel]

Thanks, so it doesn't mean much traveling to countries.. same rules apply..

Travel rules apply for most countries.

 

HOWEVER:

 

No visa needed for a green-card holder to visit Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean Island countries. My wife visited Canada 12 times since getting a green-card.

 

 

I have a related travel question.

 

Any day now, we'll get our interview date...We're planning on visiting New Zealand next year.

If I understand you correctly she should apply for the visa now. Otherwise she'll have to make a trip from USA to China next year just to apply for a visa to visit New Zealand.

[dnoblett]

I have a related travel question.

 

Any day now, we'll get our interview date...We're planning on visiting New Zealand next year.

If I understand you correctly she should apply for the visa now. Otherwise she'll have to make a trip from USA to China next year just to apply for a visa to visit New Zealand.

This can easily be applied for in the USA.

 

http://www.immigrati...ess/default.htm

 

The application passport and fee can be mailed to their office in Los Angeles, or in Washington DC

 

http://www.immigrati...T=Guest&level=2

[fidel]

I have a related travel question.

 

Any day now, we'll get our interview date...We're planning on visiting New Zealand next year.

If I understand you correctly she should apply for the visa now. Otherwise she'll have to make a trip from USA to China next year just to apply for a visa to visit New Zealand.

This can easily be applied for in the USA.

 

http://www.immigrati...ess/default.htm

 

The application passport and fee can be mailed to their office in Los Angeles, or in Washington DC

 

http://www.immigrati...T=Guest&level=2

 

Thank You