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From: Natalia Molotkova
Sent: 05/03/2016 09:22 AM
For some countries it does make difference, Canada, for example.
Regular Russian citizens they need visa, Russian citizens with
Green card, no visa.
Yes, Karyna and
need visa
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Who requires the Bermudian holiday visa for take a trip from USA?
Bermudian holiday visa is given for a controlled period of leisure
travel and no business activities permitted. A holiday visa stamp or
label placed by a Bermudian visa official on your passport that lets
you go to Bermuda.
Travel visa for Bermuda are usually granted by the Bermudian
consulate in Washington D.C. or in the nearest city to your normal
residential address. When obtaining a Bermudian visitor visa, you
can be expected to reveal the purposes for traveling to Bermuda.
If you are a national of USA, UK or Canada, you do not require any
kind of visa to enter Bermuda irrespective of whether you are a
tourist, business visitor or a work permit holder going on a job. You
are all set to go once you have a valid passport and return tickets
(note that U.S. passport cards are not acceptable in air travel).
However nationals of countries other than USA, UK and Canada will
require a multiple entry transit visa for USA, UK or Canada (as
applicable depending on one's route). This is because such
nationals will need to transit and return through US, UK or Canada.
This visa is known as Multi Re-Entry Visa (MRV) which ensures
that a visitor is able to leave Bermuda, and return to his/her own
country via US, UK or Canada (as the case may be).
So nationals who require and have valid MRV (Multi Re-Entry Visa
for US, UK or Canada) can now visit Bermuda without requiring any
separate visa for Bermuda or visa waiver. So tourists, persons on
business and work permit holders from such countries (including
who were earlier Visa Controlled Nationals) now do not need a
separate entry visa for Bermuda. However the following conditions
must be met by them:
1) One must show the MRV on arrival in Bermuda which must be
valid for minimum 45 days beyond the date of departure or expiry of
work permit (as applicable);
2) PP#
be valid for minimum 45 days from the date
of departure from Bermuda or expiry of work permit (as the case
may be). Note that this requirement of minimum 45 days PP#
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applies only for nationals requiring and holding
MRV. For others (i.e. nationals of US, UK and Canada) one only
needs to have a passport valid till the return journey is completed;
3) The traveler must have valid return or onward tickets.
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