Legal Question in Immigration Law in District of Columbia
green card holder visiting England
My husband is a legal resident of the United States and is a green card holder. His country of orgin is Peru. We are planning a trip to Italy and England next month and will need to apply for a visa for both countries. Do you know if this will be a difficult process to obtain a visa? Is it a pretty simple approval process since he is a legal resident?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: green card holder visiting England
Dear Inquirer:
Your husband should not have trouble obtaining a visa to visit England or Italy, as long as he is not a criminal, terrorist or an intending immigrant to either of those countries. If you are a US Citizen, you do not need a visa to travel to countries signatory to the "visa waiver" treaty for up to 90 days, including England and Italy.
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Re: green card holder visiting England
Assuming that you're both going as "turistas", your visa requests should be routinely approved.
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