Visa Free Countries for US Visa Holders

Introduction:

At some point, many people always encourage travelers from developed nations to get a US visa. It opens doors for a lot of other nations. With a valid US visa, more and more countries are providing visa exemptions. This list is fast-growing. If you are worried that your passport’s VISA-FREE list is just too short, then get a US visa. To your VISA-FREE list, it will add about 49 countries. This is how you give more “power” to your “powerless” passport.

In this blog, Click2visas provides the details about the list of countries you can visit with a valid US visa.

Why do countries give US visa holders a visa exemption?

Many countries give visa exemption to the US visa holders mainly due to the below reason,

Strict screening: There is a very stringent screening procedure for US visa applicants. One of the toughest visas to obtain, too, is the US visa. If you have a US visa, then you’ve already been screened fairly well. In other words, you do not have a criminal record or any unlawful immigration plans.

Strong relations to your country of home: The request for a US visa also means that you have close links to your home country. This is to stop illegal immigration. If you were to stay somewhere illegally, you would have lived illegally in the US itself. So, getting a U.S. visa re assures them that you have no intention of illegally staying in their country.

Financial reasons: There is no infrastructure or funding for developing countries to screen applicants. There is no need to test you again if a nation like the USA has already screened you. It costs a decent chunk of money to get a screening procedure that is as foolproof as the U.S.

Which visas from the US are eligible?

Any of the US visas below can be used, depending on the region.

• US Tourist/Business Visa (B1, B2, B1/B2)
• US Work Visa (H1, L1)
• US Study Visa (F1, J1)
• US Transit/Crew member Visa (C1, D, C1/D)
• US Residence Permit (Green card)

For permitted US visa types, refer to each nation below. Some countries need a multiple-entry US visa and have used it at least once to fly to the United States. So, let’s get started without further ado.

What are the North American countries you can visit with a US visa?

Three countries in North America provides visa exemption to the travelers who hold US visa. The countries name and the eligibility list are given below,

Canada:

Canada Provides visa exemption to the Brazil citizens, who holds US visa and please find the other details below,

• Eligible Nationality: Only Brazilian passport holders.
• Visas permitted: Valid multiple-entry non-immigrant US visas used/unused-B1, B2, B1/B2, F1, J1, H1, and L1 only.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Participation granted: 180 days.
• Rules for Entry: Visa is exempt, but Brazil travel must apply for Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) of Canada before travel and applicable only for air travel.

Mexico:

Travelers from all countries can enter Mexico without a visa if they have a valid US visa, and details are given below,

• Nationalities that are Eligible: All nationalities
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Participation granted: 180 days.
• Rules for Entry: The US visa or green card must be valid in Mexico for the entire stay. For the whole stay in Mexico, the passport must be valid.

United States of America:

With a valid US visa, all travelers can travel to the US and their territories. US territories like Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands are included in the list, except American Samoa. American Samoa seems to have its own immigration laws and does not comply with US visa requirements.

What about Central America? Any visa-free countries for US visa holders in Central America?

Seven countries in Central America also provides visa exemption facilities to the US visa holders, and they are,

Belize:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.

Costa Rica:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted visas: Valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused-B1, B2, B1/B2, C1/D, D, F1, J1, H1, and L1 only.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Rules for Entry: Visas B1, B2, B1/B2, C1/D, and D must be valid for a minimum of 30 days from the date of arrival. The F1, J1, H1, L1, and green cards must be valid for a period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

El Salvador:

• Nationalities eligible for visa exemption: The nationals from the below countries are exemptedEquatorial Guinea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Tanzania, Djibouti, Thailand, Mauritius, India, Chad, Burundi, Gabon, Niger, Palau, Swaziland, Senegal, South Sudan, China, Suriname, Kiribati, Tunisia, Micronesia, Philippines, Montenegro, Cape Verde, Burkina Faso, Zambia, Jamaica, Turkmenistan, Bhutan, Comoros, Guyana, Rwanda, Dominica, Serbia, Lesotho, Papua New Guinea, Kazakhstan, Samoa, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Togo, Grenada, Nauru, Cote d’Ivoire, Gambia, Central African Republic, Guinea, Egypt, Seychelles, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Mauritania, Benin, Maldives, Namibia, Guinea-Bissau, Uganda, Cambodia, Moldova, Morocco, Bolivia, Tonga, Belarus, Malawi.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry granted: Total of 90 days in the whole CA-4 region (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua).
• Laws for Entry: If you enter by air, an entrance fee of USD 10 is charged. If you have already entered Guatemala or Honduras, without any additional visa requirements under the CA-4 Border Control Agreement, you can enter El Salvador from Guatemala or Honduras by land.

Guatemala:

• Eligible Nationals: The nationals are Tanzania, Cote d’Ivoire, Montenegro, Mauritius, Serbia, Burundi, Namibia, Equatorial Guinea, Micronesia, Georgia, Guyana, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Burkina Faso, Philippines, Suriname, Tunisia, Central African Republic, Egypt, Togo, Zambia, Samoa, Gambia, Guinea, Gabon, Papua New Guinea, Benin, Morocco, Malawi, Zimbabwe, India, Nauru, Kiribati, Mauritania, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Palau, Guinea-Bissau, Tajikistan, Cambodia, Maldives, Moldova, Rwanda, Swaziland, Grenada, Uganda, Turkmenistan, Comoros, Seychelles, Thailand, Myanmar, Dominica, Senegal, Lesotho, Djibouti, South Sudan, Cape Verde, Chad, Bhutan, Jamaica, Bolivia, Tonga, Niger.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry granted: Total of 90 days in the whole CA-4 region (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua).
• Laws for Entry: You can reach Guatemala by land from Honduras or El Salvador if you have already entered Honduras or El Salvador, without any additional visa requirements under the CA-4 Border Control Agreement.

Honduras:

• Eligible Nationals: Cambodia, Montenegro, Swaziland, Tonga, Central African Republic, Gambia, Palau, Moldova, China, Rwanda, Kazakhstan, Burundi, Jamaica, India, Comoros, Kiribati, Benin, Zambia, Chad, Cape Verde, Morocco, Guinea, Namibia, Papua New Guinea, Malawi, Samoa, Serbia, Kyrgyzstan, Senegal, Dominica, Bolivia, Guyana, Mauritania, Tanzania, Belarus, Togo, Guinea-Bissau, Turkmenistan, Georgia, Egypt, Uganda, Seychelles, Grenada, Lesotho, Uzbekistan, Djibouti, Maldives, Mauritius, Cote d’Ivoire, Bhutan, Zimbabwe, Gabon, Suriname, Hong Kong, Micronesia, Burkina Faso, Tunisia, Niger, Myanmar, Equatorial Guinea, South Sudan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Nauru, Thailand, Macau, Philippines.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry granted: Total of 90 days in the whole CA-4 region (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua).
• Laws for Entry: The U.S. visa or green card must be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival. You can enter Honduras by land from Guatemala or El Salvador if you have already entered Guatemala or El Salvador, without any additional visa requirements under the CA-4 Border Control Agreement.

Nicaragua:

• Nationalities Eligible for visa Exemption: Sri Lanka, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Congo, Rep of, Syria, Congo, Dem Rep of, Nigeria, Armenia, Sudan, India, Cameroon, Laos, Bangladesh, Nepal, Vietnam, Mali, Afghanistan, Haiti, Pakistan, Libya, Somalia, Botswana, Yemen, Eritrea, Timor-Leste, Iraq, Liberia, Mongolia.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is eligible (VOA). VOA charges are USD 50, payable in USD, valid for 30 days, single-entry only. There is a USD 10 entry fee, USD 2 land border migration fee (land border only), and USD 1 municipality tax (land border only) in addition to the VOA fee (payable in USD only).

Panama:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Visas Allowed: All valid multiple-entry US visas used.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: U.S. visas must be used at least once before accessing the U.S. The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the date of arrival. The traveler’s passport should be valid for three months from the date of arrival. Evidence of economic solvency must be provided for at least USD 500.

Please provide the list of countries you can travel to with a US visa in the Caribbean?

Nearly 15 countries accept US visas in the Caribbean for visa-free travel to their regions if the travel has a valid US visa. The list of countries is given below,

Anguilla:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.

Antigua and Barbuda:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Antigua and Barbuda is visa free countries for US green card holders.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is eligible (VOA). The VOA charge is USD 100, valid for 30 days, single-entry only. The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the date of arrival. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Aruba:

• Eligible citizens: Dominican Republic, China, India, Bolivia, Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, and Peru.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.

Bahamas:

• Eligible nationalities: Only holders of Indian passports.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: A US green card must be valid for at least 3 months from the day of arrival (this regulation does not extend to US visas) if you fly directly from the US. A US green card must be valid for at least 6 months from the day of arrival (this provision does not extend to US visas) if you do not fly directly from the US.

Bermuda:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities with US visa countries are eligible.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa or green card must be valid for at least 45 days after the departure date from Bermuda.

Bonaire:

• Eligible citizens: Dominican Republic, China, India, Bolivia, Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, Guyana, and Peru.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Awarded entry: 90 days.

British Virgin Islands:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Visas Allowed: All valid multiple-entry US visas used.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Participation granted: 180 days.
• Laws for Entry: The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum of 6 months from the date of arrival (OR). The U.S. visa must have been used before entering the US.

Cayman Islands:

• Eligible Nationals: Jamaica, China, and India.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: Must arrive from the US directly.

Cuba:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted visas: Valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused-B1, B2, B1/B2, F1, J1, H1, and L1 only.
• Resident permits permitted: Cuba is among the countries you can visit with a green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The Tourist Card (Tarjeta del Turista), which can be obtained from (a) the Cuban Embassies and Consulates, (b) the Approved Airlines at the time of check-in, or (c) the Tourist Agencies specializing in Cuba, must be retained.

Curacao:

• Eligible Citizens: India, Dominican Republic, China, Cuba, and Haiti.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.

Dominican Republic:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: If you arrive by land or by sea, you must buy a USD 10 Tourist Card upon arrival. If you travel by plane, the airfare includes a tourist passport. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the day of arrival.

Haiti:

• Eligible Citizens: Cuba, Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Panama.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: A USD 10 tourist fee must be charged on arrival at the airport. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Jamaica:

• Eligible Nationals: Montenegro, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Dominican Republic, Croatia, Romania, Serbia, Honduras, Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, and Moldova.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for a minimum time of 30 days from the date of arrival.

Sint Maarten:

• Eligible Citizens: India, Jamaica, Colombia, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba, China, Peru, and Guyana.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for a minimum time of 30 days from the date of arrival.

Turks and Caicos:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.

Which nationals of South America can get visa exemption under the US visa facility?

The four countries in South America provides visa free travel under the US visa facility, and they are,

Argentina:

• Eligible Citizens: Cambodia, Eswatini, Guinea-Bissau, Laos, Indonesia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kenya, Seychelles, Mauritius, Dominica, Nepal, Palau, Cape Verde, Nauru, Brunei, Uganda, Albania, Ethiopia, Ghana, Djibouti, Gambia, Bahrain, Zimbabwe, Niger, Marshall Islands, Kiribati, India, Tonga, Equatorial Guinea, Philippines, Togo, Zambia, Antigua and Barbuda, Solomon Islands, Myanmar, Eritrea, Namibia, Guinea, Malawi, Taiwan, Senegal, Tuvalu, Maldives, Vietnam, Bahamas, Samoa, Congo, Rep of, Moldova, Burundi, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Benin, Belize, Cameroon, Lesotho, Ivory Coast, Papua New Guinea, China, Central African Republic, Oman, Vanuatu, Bhutan, Rwanda, São Tomé And Príncipe, Gabon, Congo, Dem Rep of, Angola, Burkina Faso, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Botswana, Mozambique, and Madagascar.
• Permitted visas: Valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused-B1, B2, B1/B2, J1, and H1B only.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visas are NOT EXEMPT, but are required to apply before arrival for an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). The eTA fee is USD 50, the processing time is 20 working days, valid for 3 months, multiple entry fees, the US visa must be valid for three months from the date of arrival.

Chile:

• Nationals Eligible list: India, China, and the Dominican Republic.
• Permitted visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused, except C11 (transit).
• Resident permits permitted: Chile provides visa free travel for green card holders.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Colombia:

• Eligible List: Myanmar, India, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, and China.
• Permitted visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused, except C11 (transit).
• Resident permits permitted: Colombia is among those countries that provide US green card visa free countries.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for a minimum period of 180 days from the date of arrival.

Peru:

• Eligible Countries: India and China.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Participation granted: 180 days.
• Laws for Entry: The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the date of arrival.

What are the qualifying conditions needed for European countries that provide USA visa free countries facility?

Total 8 countries in Europe provides entry visa free for US visa holders, and the countries list and requirements are given below,

Albania:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Visas Allowed: All valid multiple-entry US visas used.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: U.S. visas must be used at least once before accessing the U.S.

Bosnia and Herzegovina:

• Qualified nationalities: nationalities of all nationalities, except Kosovo.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Travel with a green card without a visa of Bosnia.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for a minimum time of 30 days from the date of arrival.

Georgia:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid in Georgia on the day of arrival. The cumulative length of consecutive stays does not exceed 90 days for any span of 180 days.

Montenegro:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for the duration of stay envisaged.

North Macedonia:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for at least 5 days beyond the period of stay envisaged. The cumulative length of consecutive stays shall not exceed 3 months for any period of 6 months.

Serbia:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Serbia is among the countries that do not require a visa for green card holders.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for the length of the entire stay. The cumulative length of consecutive stays does not exceed 90 days for any span of 180 days.

Turkey:

• Qualified Countries: Central African Republic, Yemen, Nepal, Madagascar, North Korea, India, Tanzania, Pakistan, Cote d’Ivoire, Sudan, Angola, Burkina Faso, Congo, Rep. of, Cameroon, Zimbabwe, Vietnam, Eritrea, Swaziland, Nigeria, Somalia, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Botswana, Chad, Egypt, Comoros, Lesotho, Gabon, Niger, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Kenya, Bangladesh, Palestine, Benin, Guinea, Djibouti, Iraq, Togo, Malawi, Sri Lanka, Cape Verde, Libya, Afghanistan, Ghana, Mali, Mauritania, Senegal, Uganda, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Sao Tome and Principe, Congo, Dem. Rep of Burundi, and the Philippines.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but eligible for online evisa applications. The fee for evisa is USD 43, valid for 180 days, single-entry only.

United Kingdom:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry Granted: 24 hours only, 24 hours only (transit without a visa).
• Laws for Entry: Accessible at Heathrow airport in London only. Must only be in transit from/to the US. Just needing to arrive and depart by air. The boarding pass for the onward flight should be held. The onward flight has to occur within 24 hours (on the same day or the next day before midnight). At the absolute discretion of the immigration officer, the granting of 24-hour entry is.

Where can I travel with a US visa in the Middle East? What are the countries in the Middle East that provide visa free travel?

Five Middle East countries present in the US visa country list give visa free entry to travelers from the respective nations who have valid US visa, and the conditions are given below,

Jordan:

• Eligible nationalities: Only holders of Indian passports.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is available (VOA).

Oman:

• Qualified Nationals: India, Bhutan, Guatemala, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Albania, Morocco, Cuba, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Panama, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Mexico, Maldives, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Laos, Peru, and Armenia.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Oman is green card visa free countries.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visas are not exempt but are valid for evisa applications. The evisa fee is 50 OMR, valid for 1-year, multiple entries, and must be used within 1 month of authorization.

Qatar:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: NOT EXEMPT VISA, but are required to apply for eTA and then obtain ON ARRIVAL VISA at all Qatar international airports.ETA is free of charge, 30 days valid, single-entry only. The US visa must be valid for a period of 30 days from the date of arrival.

Saudi Arabia:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted visas: Valid multiple-entry US visas used only for B1, B2, or B1/B2.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL can be obtained at international airports. The fee for VOA is 440 SAR, valid for 1 year, multiple-entry. The official Saudi National airlines Saudia, Flynas, and Saudi Gulf must arrive by air. U.S. visas must be used at least once before accessing the U.S.

United Arab Emirates:

• Eligible nationalities: Only holders of Indian passports.
• Permitted visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused, except C11 (transit).
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted entry: 14 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is eligible at UAE airports. The VOA fee is 100 AED, 14 days valid, single-entry only. The U.S. visa or residency permit must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the arrival date. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Does any African country provide US visa holders with visa-free travel?

Sao Tome and Principe is the only African country that provides America visa free countries facilities for US visa holders. The conditions to get this facility is,

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Granted entry: 15 days.
• Laws for Entry: The passport must be valid for a period of three months from the date of arrival.

How many countries in Asia provide US visa holders with visa-free entry?

In Asia, a total of six countries provide US visa holders with visa free entry. The lists are given below,

Armenia:

• Eligible nationalities: Only holders of Indian passports can enter Armenia under the United States visa free countries list.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted entry: 120 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is eligible. The VOA fee is 15,000 AMD, 120 days valid, single-entry only. The traveler’s passport should be valid during your stay in Armenia.

Malaysia:

• Eligible Nationals: India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 120 hours (5 days).
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but can be obtained at the VOA counter by Transit Without Visa (TWOA). The fee is TWOA, valid for 120 hours (5 days), single-entry only. TWOA is accessible only at Kuala Lumpur Airport (terminals KLIA1 and KLIA2). The destination must be in transit to meet the US. Within 120 hours, keep a verified onward eticket or original boarding pass to the US. (Exception for long-term pass holders who can depart to any third country, such as work visas, student visas, permanent residents, etc.). At the discretion of the immigration offices at Kuala Lumpur Airport, the issuance of TWOA is. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Philippines:

• Eligible nationalities: nationalities to be followed only by India and China.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry granted: 14 days for passport holders from India and 7 days for passport holders from China.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for the length of the entire stay. The traveler’s passport should be valid for six months after the departure date.

Singapore:

• Eligible Nationals: India and China.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Singapore provides visa waiver for green card holders.
• Granted Entry: 96 hours (4 days).
• Laws for Entry: Must travel to or from the passport country. Example: You must travel from India via Singapore to a third country or travel to India via Singapore from a third country. India-Singapore-Bali or Bali-Singapore-India will be an example itinerary. Singapore must be on the same itinerary for both arriving and departing flights.

South Korea:

• Qualified Nationals: All nationalities (except these 24 countries – Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Cameron, Ghana, Cuba, Egypt, Gambia, Kosovo, Ghana, Iran, Nigeria, Iraq, Kyrgyzstan, Macedonia, Senegal, Myanmar, Palestine, Somalia, Nepal, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Uzbekistan, Syria, and Yemen).
• Permitted visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused, except C11 (transit).
• Residence permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Must fly via South Korea to the US or Canada, Australia, New Zealand (OR)
• Must leave to go to a third country via South Korea from New Zealand, Canada, or US Australia.

Taiwan:

• Eligible Citizens List: India, Vietnam, Laos, Indonesia, Myanmar, and Cambodia.
• Permitted visas: All valid/expired multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted entry: 14 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is EXEMPT but must apply online before arrival for the ROC Travel Authorization Certificate. The ROC Travel Authorization Certificate is free of charge and is valid for 90 days. If an EXPIRED US visa or green card is used, the visa or green card must only have expired over the last 10 years. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

This is the list of 49 countries and territories that can be visa-free with a visa from the United States. It’s time to apply for one visa in Click2visas and add another 49 to your list of VISA-FREE countries if you don’t already have a valid U.S. visa.

a lot of other nations. With a valid US visa, more and more countries are providing visa exemptions. This list is fast-growing. If you are worried that your passport’s VISA-FREE list is just too short, then get a US visa. To your VISA-FREE list, it will add about 49 countries. This is how you give more “power” to your “powerless” passport.

In this blog, Click2visas provides the details about the list of countries you can visit with a valid US visa.

Why do countries give US visa holders a visa exemption?

Many countries give visa exemption to the US visa holders mainly due to the below reason,

Strict screening: There is a very stringent screening procedure for US visa applicants. One of the toughest visas to obtain, too, is the US visa. If you have a US visa, then you’ve already been screened fairly well. In other words, you do not have a criminal record or any unlawful immigration plans.

Strong relations to your country of home: The request for a US visa also means that you have close links to your home country. This is to stop illegal immigration. If you were to stay somewhere illegally, you would have lived illegally in the US itself. So, getting a U.S. visa re assures them that you have no intention of illegally staying in their country.

Financial reasons: There is no infrastructure or funding for developing countries to screen applicants. There is no need to test you again if a nation like the USA has already screened you. It costs a decent chunk of money to get a screening procedure that is as foolproof as the U.S.

Which visas from the US are eligible?

Any of the US visas below can be used, depending on the region.

• US Tourist/Business Visa (B1, B2, B1/B2)
• US Work Visa (H1, L1)
• US Study Visa (F1, J1)
• US Transit/Crew member Visa (C1, D, C1/D)
• US Residence Permit (Green card)

For permitted US visa types, refer to each nation below. Some countries need a multiple-entry US visa and have used it at least once to fly to the United States. So, let’s get started without further ado.

What are the North American countries you can visit with a US visa?

Three countries in North America provides visa exemption to the travelers who hold US visa. The countries name and the eligibility list are given below,

Canada:

Canada Provides visa exemption to the Brazil citizens, who holds US visa and please find the other details below,

• Eligible Nationality: Only Brazilian passport holders.
• Visas permitted: Valid multiple-entry non-immigrant US visas used/unused-B1, B2, B1/B2, F1, J1, H1, and L1 only.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Participation granted: 180 days.
• Rules for Entry: Visa is exempt, but Brazil travel must apply for Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) of Canada before travel and applicable only for air travel.

Mexico:

Travelers from all countries can enter Mexico without a visa if they have a valid US visa, and details are given below,

• Nationalities that are Eligible: All nationalities
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Participation granted: 180 days.
• Rules for Entry: The US visa or green card must be valid in Mexico for the entire stay. For the whole stay in Mexico, the passport must be valid.

United States of America:

With a valid US visa, all travelers can travel to the US and their territories. US territories like Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands are included in the list, except American Samoa. American Samoa seems to have its own immigration laws and does not comply with US visa requirements.

What about Central America? Any visa-free countries for US visa holders in Central America?

Seven countries in Central America also provides visa exemption facilities to the US visa holders, and they are,

Belize:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.

Costa Rica:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted visas: Valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused-B1, B2, B1/B2, C1/D, D, F1, J1, H1, and L1 only.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Rules for Entry: Visas B1, B2, B1/B2, C1/D, and D must be valid for a minimum of 30 days from the date of arrival. The F1, J1, H1, L1, and green cards must be valid for a period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

El Salvador:

• Nationalities eligible for visa exemption: The nationals from the below countries are exemptedEquatorial Guinea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Tanzania, Djibouti, Thailand, Mauritius, India, Chad, Burundi, Gabon, Niger, Palau, Swaziland, Senegal, South Sudan, China, Suriname, Kiribati, Tunisia, Micronesia, Philippines, Montenegro, Cape Verde, Burkina Faso, Zambia, Jamaica, Turkmenistan, Bhutan, Comoros, Guyana, Rwanda, Dominica, Serbia, Lesotho, Papua New Guinea, Kazakhstan, Samoa, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Togo, Grenada, Nauru, Cote d’Ivoire, Gambia, Central African Republic, Guinea, Egypt, Seychelles, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Mauritania, Benin, Maldives, Namibia, Guinea-Bissau, Uganda, Cambodia, Moldova, Morocco, Bolivia, Tonga, Belarus, Malawi.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry granted: Total of 90 days in the whole CA-4 region (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua).
• Laws for Entry: If you enter by air, an entrance fee of USD 10 is charged. If you have already entered Guatemala or Honduras, without any additional visa requirements under the CA-4 Border Control Agreement, you can enter El Salvador from Guatemala or Honduras by land.

Guatemala:

• Eligible Nationals: The nationals are Tanzania, Cote d’Ivoire, Montenegro, Mauritius, Serbia, Burundi, Namibia, Equatorial Guinea, Micronesia, Georgia, Guyana, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Burkina Faso, Philippines, Suriname, Tunisia, Central African Republic, Egypt, Togo, Zambia, Samoa, Gambia, Guinea, Gabon, Papua New Guinea, Benin, Morocco, Malawi, Zimbabwe, India, Nauru, Kiribati, Mauritania, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Palau, Guinea-Bissau, Tajikistan, Cambodia, Maldives, Moldova, Rwanda, Swaziland, Grenada, Uganda, Turkmenistan, Comoros, Seychelles, Thailand, Myanmar, Dominica, Senegal, Lesotho, Djibouti, South Sudan, Cape Verde, Chad, Bhutan, Jamaica, Bolivia, Tonga, Niger.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry granted: Total of 90 days in the whole CA-4 region (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua).
• Laws for Entry: You can reach Guatemala by land from Honduras or El Salvador if you have already entered Honduras or El Salvador, without any additional visa requirements under the CA-4 Border Control Agreement.

Honduras:

• Eligible Nationals: Cambodia, Montenegro, Swaziland, Tonga, Central African Republic, Gambia, Palau, Moldova, China, Rwanda, Kazakhstan, Burundi, Jamaica, India, Comoros, Kiribati, Benin, Zambia, Chad, Cape Verde, Morocco, Guinea, Namibia, Papua New Guinea, Malawi, Samoa, Serbia, Kyrgyzstan, Senegal, Dominica, Bolivia, Guyana, Mauritania, Tanzania, Belarus, Togo, Guinea-Bissau, Turkmenistan, Georgia, Egypt, Uganda, Seychelles, Grenada, Lesotho, Uzbekistan, Djibouti, Maldives, Mauritius, Cote d’Ivoire, Bhutan, Zimbabwe, Gabon, Suriname, Hong Kong, Micronesia, Burkina Faso, Tunisia, Niger, Myanmar, Equatorial Guinea, South Sudan, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Nauru, Thailand, Macau, Philippines.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry granted: Total of 90 days in the whole CA-4 region (Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and Nicaragua).
• Laws for Entry: The U.S. visa or green card must be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival. You can enter Honduras by land from Guatemala or El Salvador if you have already entered Guatemala or El Salvador, without any additional visa requirements under the CA-4 Border Control Agreement.

Nicaragua:

• Nationalities Eligible for visa Exemption: Sri Lanka, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Congo, Rep of, Syria, Congo, Dem Rep of, Nigeria, Armenia, Sudan, India, Cameroon, Laos, Bangladesh, Nepal, Vietnam, Mali, Afghanistan, Haiti, Pakistan, Libya, Somalia, Botswana, Yemen, Eritrea, Timor-Leste, Iraq, Liberia, Mongolia.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is eligible (VOA). VOA charges are USD 50, payable in USD, valid for 30 days, single-entry only. There is a USD 10 entry fee, USD 2 land border migration fee (land border only), and USD 1 municipality tax (land border only) in addition to the VOA fee (payable in USD only).

Panama:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Visas Allowed: All valid multiple-entry US visas used.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: U.S. visas must be used at least once before accessing the U.S. The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the date of arrival. The traveler’s passport should be valid for three months from the date of arrival. Evidence of economic solvency must be provided for at least USD 500.

Please provide the list of countries you can travel to with a US visa in the Caribbean?

Nearly 15 countries accept US visas in the Caribbean for visa-free travel to their regions if the travel has a valid US visa. The list of countries is given below,

Anguilla:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.

Antigua and Barbuda:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Antigua and Barbuda is visa free countries for US green card holders.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is eligible (VOA). The VOA charge is USD 100, valid for 30 days, single-entry only. The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the date of arrival. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Aruba:

• Eligible citizens: Dominican Republic, China, India, Bolivia, Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, and Peru.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.

Bahamas:

• Eligible nationalities: Only holders of Indian passports.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: A US green card must be valid for at least 3 months from the day of arrival (this regulation does not extend to US visas) if you fly directly from the US. A US green card must be valid for at least 6 months from the day of arrival (this provision does not extend to US visas) if you do not fly directly from the US.

Bermuda:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities with US visa countries are eligible.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa or green card must be valid for at least 45 days after the departure date from Bermuda.

Bonaire:

• Eligible citizens: Dominican Republic, China, India, Bolivia, Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, Guyana, and Peru.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Awarded entry: 90 days.

British Virgin Islands:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Visas Allowed: All valid multiple-entry US visas used.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Participation granted: 180 days.
• Laws for Entry: The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum of 6 months from the date of arrival (OR). The U.S. visa must have been used before entering the US.

Cayman Islands:

• Eligible Nationals: Jamaica, China, and India.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: Must arrive from the US directly.

Cuba:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted visas: Valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused-B1, B2, B1/B2, F1, J1, H1, and L1 only.
• Resident permits permitted: Cuba is among the countries you can visit with a green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The Tourist Card (Tarjeta del Turista), which can be obtained from (a) the Cuban Embassies and Consulates, (b) the Approved Airlines at the time of check-in, or (c) the Tourist Agencies specializing in Cuba, must be retained.

Curacao:

• Eligible Citizens: India, Dominican Republic, China, Cuba, and Haiti.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.

Dominican Republic:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: If you arrive by land or by sea, you must buy a USD 10 Tourist Card upon arrival. If you travel by plane, the airfare includes a tourist passport. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the day of arrival.

Haiti:

• Eligible Citizens: Cuba, Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Panama.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: A USD 10 tourist fee must be charged on arrival at the airport. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Jamaica:

• Eligible Nationals: Montenegro, Bulgaria, Macedonia, Dominican Republic, Croatia, Romania, Serbia, Honduras, Albania, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, and Moldova.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for a minimum time of 30 days from the date of arrival.

Sint Maarten:

• Eligible Citizens: India, Jamaica, Colombia, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba, China, Peru, and Guyana.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card (applies to all nationalities).
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for a minimum time of 30 days from the date of arrival.

Turks and Caicos:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.

Which nationals of South America can get visa exemption under the US visa facility?

The four countries in South America provides visa free travel under the US visa facility, and they are,

Argentina:

• Eligible Citizens: Cambodia, Eswatini, Guinea-Bissau, Laos, Indonesia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kenya, Seychelles, Mauritius, Dominica, Nepal, Palau, Cape Verde, Nauru, Brunei, Uganda, Albania, Ethiopia, Ghana, Djibouti, Gambia, Bahrain, Zimbabwe, Niger, Marshall Islands, Kiribati, India, Tonga, Equatorial Guinea, Philippines, Togo, Zambia, Antigua and Barbuda, Solomon Islands, Myanmar, Eritrea, Namibia, Guinea, Malawi, Taiwan, Senegal, Tuvalu, Maldives, Vietnam, Bahamas, Samoa, Congo, Rep of, Moldova, Burundi, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Benin, Belize, Cameroon, Lesotho, Ivory Coast, Papua New Guinea, China, Central African Republic, Oman, Vanuatu, Bhutan, Rwanda, São Tomé And Príncipe, Gabon, Congo, Dem Rep of, Angola, Burkina Faso, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Botswana, Mozambique, and Madagascar.
• Permitted visas: Valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused-B1, B2, B1/B2, J1, and H1B only.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visas are NOT EXEMPT, but are required to apply before arrival for an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). The eTA fee is USD 50, the processing time is 20 working days, valid for 3 months, multiple entry fees, the US visa must be valid for three months from the date of arrival.

Chile:

• Nationals Eligible list: India, China, and the Dominican Republic.
• Permitted visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused, except C11 (transit).
• Resident permits permitted: Chile provides visa free travel for green card holders.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Colombia:

• Eligible List: Myanmar, India, Cambodia, Thailand, Vietnam, and China.
• Permitted visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused, except C11 (transit).
• Resident permits permitted: Colombia is among those countries that provide US green card visa free countries.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for a minimum period of 180 days from the date of arrival.

Peru:

• Eligible Countries: India and China.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Participation granted: 180 days.
• Laws for Entry: The U.S. visa must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the date of arrival.

What are the qualifying conditions needed for European countries that provide USA visa free countries facility?

Total 8 countries in Europe provides entry visa free for US visa holders, and the countries list and requirements are given below,

Albania:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Visas Allowed: All valid multiple-entry US visas used.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: U.S. visas must be used at least once before accessing the U.S.

Bosnia and Herzegovina:

• Qualified nationalities: nationalities of all nationalities, except Kosovo.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Travel with a green card without a visa of Bosnia.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for a minimum time of 30 days from the date of arrival.

Georgia:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid in Georgia on the day of arrival. The cumulative length of consecutive stays does not exceed 90 days for any span of 180 days.

Montenegro:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for the duration of stay envisaged.

North Macedonia:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for at least 5 days beyond the period of stay envisaged. The cumulative length of consecutive stays shall not exceed 3 months for any period of 6 months.

Serbia:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Serbia is among the countries that do not require a visa for green card holders.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for the length of the entire stay. The cumulative length of consecutive stays does not exceed 90 days for any span of 180 days.

Turkey:

• Qualified Countries: Central African Republic, Yemen, Nepal, Madagascar, North Korea, India, Tanzania, Pakistan, Cote d’Ivoire, Sudan, Angola, Burkina Faso, Congo, Rep. of, Cameroon, Zimbabwe, Vietnam, Eritrea, Swaziland, Nigeria, Somalia, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Botswana, Chad, Egypt, Comoros, Lesotho, Gabon, Niger, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Kenya, Bangladesh, Palestine, Benin, Guinea, Djibouti, Iraq, Togo, Malawi, Sri Lanka, Cape Verde, Libya, Afghanistan, Ghana, Mali, Mauritania, Senegal, Uganda, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Sao Tome and Principe, Congo, Dem. Rep of Burundi, and the Philippines.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but eligible for online evisa applications. The fee for evisa is USD 43, valid for 180 days, single-entry only.

United Kingdom:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry Granted: 24 hours only, 24 hours only (transit without a visa).
• Laws for Entry: Accessible at Heathrow airport in London only. Must only be in transit from/to the US. Just needing to arrive and depart by air. The boarding pass for the onward flight should be held. The onward flight has to occur within 24 hours (on the same day or the next day before midnight). At the absolute discretion of the immigration officer, the granting of 24-hour entry is.

Where can I travel with a US visa in the Middle East? What are the countries in the Middle East that provide visa free travel?

Five Middle East countries present in the US visa country list give visa free entry to travelers from the respective nations who have valid US visa, and the conditions are given below,

Jordan:

• Eligible nationalities: Only holders of Indian passports.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is available (VOA).

Oman:

• Qualified Nationals: India, Bhutan, Guatemala, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Honduras, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Albania, Morocco, Cuba, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Panama, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Mexico, Maldives, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Laos, Peru, and Armenia.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Oman is green card visa free countries.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visas are not exempt but are valid for evisa applications. The evisa fee is 50 OMR, valid for 1-year, multiple entries, and must be used within 1 month of authorization.

Qatar:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: NOT EXEMPT VISA, but are required to apply for eTA and then obtain ON ARRIVAL VISA at all Qatar international airports.ETA is free of charge, 30 days valid, single-entry only. The US visa must be valid for a period of 30 days from the date of arrival.

Saudi Arabia:

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted visas: Valid multiple-entry US visas used only for B1, B2, or B1/B2.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Awarded entry: 90 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL can be obtained at international airports. The fee for VOA is 440 SAR, valid for 1 year, multiple-entry. The official Saudi National airlines Saudia, Flynas, and Saudi Gulf must arrive by air. U.S. visas must be used at least once before accessing the U.S.

United Arab Emirates:

• Eligible nationalities: Only holders of Indian passports.
• Permitted visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused, except C11 (transit).
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted entry: 14 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is eligible at UAE airports. The VOA fee is 100 AED, 14 days valid, single-entry only. The U.S. visa or residency permit must be valid for a minimum duration of 6 months from the arrival date. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Does any African country provide US visa holders with visa-free travel?

Sao Tome and Principe is the only African country that provides America visa free countries facilities for US visa holders. The conditions to get this facility is,

• Nationalities that are eligible: All nationalities.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Permitted permits for residents: None.
• Granted entry: 15 days.
• Laws for Entry: The passport must be valid for a period of three months from the date of arrival.

How many countries in Asia provide US visa holders with visa-free entry?

In Asia, a total of six countries provide US visa holders with visa free entry. The lists are given below,

Armenia:

• Eligible nationalities: Only holders of Indian passports can enter Armenia under the United States visa free countries list.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted entry: 120 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but Visa ON ARRIVAL is eligible. The VOA fee is 15,000 AMD, 120 days valid, single-entry only. The traveler’s passport should be valid during your stay in Armenia.

Malaysia:

• Eligible Nationals: India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 120 hours (5 days).
• Laws for Entry: Visa is NOT EXEMPT, but can be obtained at the VOA counter by Transit Without Visa (TWOA). The fee is TWOA, valid for 120 hours (5 days), single-entry only. TWOA is accessible only at Kuala Lumpur Airport (terminals KLIA1 and KLIA2). The destination must be in transit to meet the US. Within 120 hours, keep a verified onward eticket or original boarding pass to the US. (Exception for long-term pass holders who can depart to any third country, such as work visas, student visas, permanent residents, etc.). At the discretion of the immigration offices at Kuala Lumpur Airport, the issuance of TWOA is. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

Philippines:

• Eligible nationalities: nationalities to be followed only by India and China.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Entry granted: 14 days for passport holders from India and 7 days for passport holders from China.
• Laws for Entry: The US visa must be valid for the length of the entire stay. The traveler’s passport should be valid for six months after the departure date.

Singapore:

• Eligible Nationals: India and China.
• Permitted Visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: Singapore provides visa waiver for green card holders.
• Granted Entry: 96 hours (4 days).
• Laws for Entry: Must travel to or from the passport country. Example: You must travel from India via Singapore to a third country or travel to India via Singapore from a third country. India-Singapore-Bali or Bali-Singapore-India will be an example itinerary. Singapore must be on the same itinerary for both arriving and departing flights.

South Korea:

• Qualified Nationals: All nationalities (except these 24 countries – Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Cameron, Ghana, Cuba, Egypt, Gambia, Kosovo, Ghana, Iran, Nigeria, Iraq, Kyrgyzstan, Macedonia, Senegal, Myanmar, Palestine, Somalia, Nepal, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Uzbekistan, Syria, and Yemen).
• Permitted visas: All valid multiple-entry US visas used/unused, except C11 (transit).
• Residence permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted Entry: 30 days.
• Laws for Entry: Must fly via South Korea to the US or Canada, Australia, New Zealand (OR)
• Must leave to go to a third country via South Korea from New Zealand, Canada, or US Australia.

Taiwan:

• Eligible Citizens List: India, Vietnam, Laos, Indonesia, Myanmar, and Cambodia.
• Permitted visas: All valid/expired multiple-entry US visas used/unused.
• Resident permits permitted: a valid US green card.
• Granted entry: 14 days.
• Laws for Entry: Visa is EXEMPT but must apply online before arrival for the ROC Travel Authorization Certificate. The ROC Travel Authorization Certificate is free of charge and is valid for 90 days. If an EXPIRED US visa or green card is used, the visa or green card must only have expired over the last 10 years. The traveler’s passport should be valid for a minimum period of 6 months from the date of arrival.

This is the list of 49 countries and territories that can be visa-free with a visa from the United States. It’s time to apply for one visa in Click2visas and add another 49 to your list of VISA-FREE countries if you don’t already have a valid U.S. visa.

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