I have a permanent resident card/green card in US. Can I visit UK without a visitors visa?

Question

Will my green card cater to the visa-waiver to UK?

Answer 1

What is your citizenship?  It is your citizenship (not residence) that determines eligibility for visas, VWP, etc. when traveling to other countries.  USCIS has no answers for you; they have no say in the matter.  Contact the UK consulate, or check their website and look up the rules for people from your country.

Answer 2

you need to call the UK consulate. You green gets you into the USA anytime you want, so long as its legal and valid. Its the UK policy you need to worry about.

Answer 3

No, your status in the US is only good in the US.  To travel to the UK, you must adhere to the visa requirements (if any) pertaining to your nationality.

Answer 4

I don't think so, but you may want to call

USCIS to be sure of that.

Answer 5

NO,

You need to apply for a visa.

If you had  U.S. passport...you could enter the country without applying for a visa b/c there is some kind of deal where you can stay for 6 months before needing to get a visa to stay for longer than the 6 months.

You should call the U.K. consulate and mail them your financial information b/c apparently you need a minimum amount of money in your account for a certain periods of time before they will entertain the idea of giving you a visa.