Green Card Travel to Canada?

[roykirk1]

Hi

 

Our cruise is next weekend, NYC to Canada on the Carnival Glory. I was sure we were fine with documentation, but started getting worried when I read an old post about someone being denied boarding. Our situation:

 

One of our party is a Green Card (Resident Alien) holder. She does not have a driver's license, but she does have a valid passport... from China.

 

Does she need anything else? Another ID? Visa?

 

I asked the travel agent, who referred me to the Carnival web site, which of course is too general to make you feel comfortable. I contacted Carnival and they copy and pasted their site language and emailed it to me. They also suggested I contact the Canada consulate.

 

I'll try that tomorrow. I went to

 

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp

 

Where is says Chinese citizens need a visa, but that US green card holders do not. So I hope we are OK? If anyone can confirm and give me peace of mind, it would be GREATLY appreciated!!

[Donna_In_India]

Hi - my husband is in the same situation. For Canada, green card and passport is all that's necessary (as long as both are valid).

 

This "Where is says Chinese citizens need a visa, but that US green card holders do not." is confusing, I know!

[jimc_usa]

As a green card holder having cruised many times, all you need is passport and green card.

[roykirk1]

As a green card holder having cruised many times, all you need is passport and green card.

 

Thanks everyone! Looks like we are good to go!