Can US permanent residents travel to Jamaica without visa?
This is normally issued, on application, by a Jamaican Consular office. It Should be noted that that applicants who possess a valid United States Permanent Resident Card (Green Card), regardless of nationality do not require a visa to visit Jamaica, if travel is being done directly between the USA and Jamaica.
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Visitors to Jamaica are almost always required to obtain a visa before their trip. *It should be noted that citizens of the United States of America who possess a permanent residency card (Green Card) do not need visas to enter Jamaica.
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