Re-entry Permits for Canadian Green Card Holders
Many Canadian green card holders travel frequently between Canada and the U.S. Learn when you need a re-entry permit to protect your U.S. permanent residency.
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Green Card – US Permanent Residency allows foreign nationals to live and work permanently in the United States. With a green card, holders can enjoy the benefits of permanent residency, such as the ability to work in any job and travel freely. Pathways to obtaining a green card include family sponsorship, employment opportunities, and humanitarian programs. For detailed information on eligibility, application steps, and different green card categories, explore our comprehensive guides.
Many Canadian green card holders travel frequently between Canada and the U.S. Learn when you need a re-entry permit to protect your U.S. permanent residency.
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