Visa to the US (traveleing from Canada)?

Question

I am a permanet resident of Canada (I have a Russian passport, since I'm not a Canadian citizen yet), do I need a visa if I want to go to the US

Answer 1

Yes you do. You can look up the nearest US Embassy in this link.**

Answer 2

Yes, you will need a visa if you are not a Canadian citizen.

Answer 3

ALL YOU NEED IS YOUR GREEN CARD AND DRIVERS LICENSE UNLESS YOU'RE FLYING THEN YOU MAY NEED YOUR PASSPORT. SOUNDS SCARY, BUT IT WASN'T FOR ME FOUR MONTHS AGO WHEN I WAS DRIVING FROM IOWA TO NEW YORK AND FOUND MYSELF ON THE US CANADIAN BORDER. WHEN I ASKED THE CANADIAN CUSTOMS WHERE I WAS IT TURNED OUT I WAS IN CANADA. SCARED FOR FOUR HOURS DRIVING IN ONTARIO HOW WILL I GO THROUGH US CUSTOMS? ALL THEY WANTED WAS MY GREEN CARD AND DRIVERS LICENSE AND BACK INTO THE US I WAS.

Answer 4

The PR card is not a valid travel document. It cannot be used to enter another country. It can be used as a valid identity document to foreign authorities but it will not allow entry to a country

so therefore contact the US consulat in Canada for visa application

go to this page to find the nearest consulat in Canada

left side of the page , all locations of Us consulats  are listed

http://ottawa.usembassy.gov/content/cont...