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Topic: canada pr
Posted by vikram007 (1) 06 Dec 2007
Hi,
iam a indian citizen and having canada pr.which countries i can visit with canada pr with arrival visas in airport.

Thanks,
Vikram
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Posted by enlightened (37) 06 Dec 2007
Sorry to disappoint you Vikram, but probably very few countries (Indian passports are normally very restrictive). Visiting countries or being a tourist is highly DEPENDENT ONLY on CITIZENSHIP (Or passport if you will!). It doesn't matter if you're PR of US/Canada or Europe. You will still be treated as an Indian citizen and thus will require the same visas that *normal* Indian citizens require to enter any countries.

However the fact that you are PR of a major superpower will ease a little bit the visa process as compared to your peers. Your PR can help you waive some airport transit (e.g. in France) but if you're going out of the airport, well beware you need a Schengen visa.

Remember that Canadian PR DOESN'T MEAN Canadian citizen. You do not have the same rights as a citizen yet.
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Posted by enlightened (37) 06 Dec 2007
Only CITIZENS of the following countries can travel almost anywhere in the world w/o requiring visas (They are under the Visa Waiver Program countries):

* Europe

Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom

* Asia

Brunei, Japan, Singapore

* Oceania

Australia, New Zealand

* North America

Canada, USA
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Posted by jay24boston (8) 09 Dec 2007
You should be able to travel to Switzerland, Mexico and a few Carribean countries. Entry requirements change without notice. You should always check with the consulate of your destination before you begin travel.
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