As a Canadian Permanent Resident, you have the privilege of traveling to various countries without the need for a visa. This valuable information can save you time, money and unwanted stress, especially when you decide to travel on short notice.

Key Takeaways

• Canadian Permanent Residents don’t need a visa to enter 111 countries and territories worldwide.
• The length of their stay may differ depending on the country.
• Always check the travel advisory before traveling.

Here are the countries that you can visit without a visa:

Americas

• Antigua and Barbuda (6 months)
• Bahamas (8 months)
• Barbados (6 months)
• Belize (30 days)
• Bermuda (6 months)
• British Virgin Islands (1 month)
• Cayman Islands (6 months)
• Costa Rica (90 days)
• Dominica (6 months)
• Dominican Republic (90 days)
• El Salvador (3 months)
• Grenada (3 months)
• Guatemala (90 days)
• Haiti (3 months)
• Honduras (3 months)
• Jamaica (max 6 months per visit)
• Montserrat (6 months)
• Nicaragua (90 days)
• Panama (180 days)
• Saint Kitts and Nevis (3 months)
• Saint Lucia (6 weeks)
• Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (1 month)
• Trinidad and Tobago (90 days)
• Turks and Caicos Islands (90 days)

Europe

• Albania (90 days)
• Andorra
• Austria (90 days)
• Belarus (30 days)
• Belgium (90 days)
• Bosnia and Herzegovina (90 days)
• British overseas territories:
  • Gibraltar (6 months)
  • Guernsey (6 months)
  • Isle of Man (6 months)
  • Jersey (6 months)
• Bulgaria (90 days)
• Croatia (90 days)
• Cyprus (90 days)
• Czech Republic (90 days)
• Denmark (90 days)
• Estonia (90 days)
• Faroe Islands
• Finland (90 days)
• France (90 days)
• Germany (90 days)
• Greece (90 days)
• Holy See
• Hungary (90 days)
• Iceland
• Ireland (6 months)
• Italy (90 days)
• Kosovo (90 days)
• Latvia (90 days)
• Liechtenstein
• Lithuania (90 days)
• Luxembourg (90 days)
• Macedonia (90 days)
• Malta (90 days)
• Moldova (90 days)
• Monaco
• Montenegro (90 days)
• Netherlands (90 days)
• Norway
• Poland (90 days)
• Portugal (90 days)
• Romania (90 days)
• San Marino
• Serbia (90 days)
• Slovakia (90 days)
• Slovenia (90 days)
• Spain (90 days)
• Sweden (90 days)
• Switzerland
• Ukraine (90 days)
• United Kingdom (6 months)

Asia

• Armenia (180 days)
• Azerbaijan (30 days)
• Georgia (1 year)
• Hong Kong (14 days)
• Israel (3 months)
• Kazakhstan (30 days)
• Kyrgyzstan (60 days)
• Macao (30 days)
• Malaysia (90 days)
• Mongolia (21 days)
• Oman (30 days)
• Philippines (30 days)
• Singapore (30 days)
• South Korea (6 months)
• Taiwan (90 days)
• Tajikistan (45 days)
• Thailand (30 days)
• Timor-Leste (90 days)
• Turkey (90 days)
• United Arab Emirates (30 days)
• Uzbekistan (30 days)
• Vietnam (30 days)

Africa

• Botswana (90 days)
• Eswatini (30 days)
• Gambia (90 days)
• Guinea-Bissau (90 days)
• Kenya (6 months)
• Lesotho (14 days)
• Malawi (90 days)
• Mauritius (90 days)
• Morocco (90 days)
• Namibia (90 days)
• Rwanda (90 days)
• Saint Helena
• Senegal (90 days)
• Seychelles (1 month)
• South Africa (90 days)
• Tanzania (3 months)
• Togo (7 days)
• Tunisia (90 days)
• Zambia (90 days)
• Zimbabwe (3 months)

Oceania

• Cook Islands (31 days)
• Fiji (4 months)
• French Polynesia (90 days)
• Kiribati (30 days)
• Marshall Islands (90 days)
• Micronesia (30 days)
• Nauru (30 days)
• New Caledonia
• Palau (30 days)
• Papua New Guinea (60 days)
• Samoa (90 days)
• Tuvalu (30 days)
• Vanuatu (30 days)

It is worth noting that the duration of your stay varies depending on the country, and it’s always essential to check and follow necessary travel regulations and advisories before traveling.

FAQs

Q: Can Canadian Permanent Residents travel to the USA without a visa?

A: No. Canadian Permanent Residents require a valid visa to enter the United States.

Q: What countries can Canadian Permanent Residents travel visa-free?

A: Canadian Permanent Residents can visit 111 countries visa-free.

Q: What is the difference between a Canadian citizen and a Canadian Permanent Resident?

A: Canadian citizens can travel to various countries visa-free, while Canadian Permanent Residents need to obtain a visa before traveling to certain countries.