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I am a ten-years U.S green card holder and with my Vietnamese passport, I can travel to Switzerland without?

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visa. So do I need a visa if I go to France from Switzerland. Because based on Switzerland is in Europe countries' group ?

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  1. Yes, you require a visa to enter France.

    Your "green card" status is irrelevant. The visa requirement is based on your legal nationality and the passport you hold.

    A visa for Switzerland is NOT valid for entry to France because Switzerland has not yet implemented the visa accords of the Schengen treaty.


  2. Concerning immigration, Switzerland is totally independent, even if situated in the middle of Europe.

    There is no difference if travelling through France or taking a direct flight to Switzerland.

    I don't think a green card as such would allow you in - only a permanent US residence permit could help. But best is to read yourself in the official link suggested.

  3. If it is for a short time, only a passport is required.  If you are planning on living there you would need a Visa.

    For France, it is much like any other European nations.  You would only need a Passport.

    Have fun in Europe.  It is a fabulous place.  I've just returned from a 2 wk vacation in Spain & Morocco.  I am Vietnamese-American with U.S. Passport.

    SWITZERLAND - *Passport required (must be valid for at least 3 months after leaving Swiss territory).  Visa not required for tourism/study stay of less than 90 days.  Visa not required for business/medical stay of up to 90 days.  Stays exceeding 3 months require a visa and residence permit.  Visa requires a valid passport, 1 passport photo, proof of residency, onward/return ticket, proof of sufficient funds, and a letter from employer including your position and salary.  For further information, contact the Embassy of Switzerland, 2900 Cathedral Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20008 (202/745-7900) or the nearest Consulate General: CA (310/575-1145 or 415/788-2272), GA (404/870-2000), IL (312/915-0061), NY (212/599-5700), or TX (713/650-0000).Internet: www.swissemb.org

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