Jamaica passport: all countries

Where can Jamaica passport holders travel with a US green card?

With a valid US green card, Jamaica passport holders can enter 4 more countries without applying at an embassy, on top of the 116 they can already visit, plus the country that issues it (United States). That makes 121 countries in all.

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4 extra countries a US green card opens

The conditions matter: some countries only accept a multiple-entry visa, a visa that has already been used, or a visa that stays valid for your whole trip. Read each rule before you book.

The US green card itself

A US green card is, first of all, your entry document for the country that issues it (United States). That country is counted in the 121 countries above, not in the extra list.

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Other visas and permits for Jamaica passport holders

Jamaica passport with a US green card: common questions

Which countries can Jamaica passport holders visit with a US green card?

With a valid US green card, Jamaica passport holders can enter 4 more countries without an embassy visa: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Montenegro and Saudi Arabia. Together with the countries they can already visit, that makes 121.

Where does a US green card give Jamaica passport holders visa-free entry?

Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada and Montenegro let Jamaica passport holders in without a visa if they hold a valid US green card. Conditions apply to each rule, such as the type of visa and how long it must stay valid.

Where does a US green card make the visa easier to get for Jamaica passport holders?

With a US green card, Jamaica passport holders can use a visa on arrival, an eTA or an eVisa instead of an embassy visa in Saudi Arabia.

Where do these rules come from?

Each rule on this page is published only with an official government or embassy source, linked next to it. Rules were last checked on 9 October 2026. Entry rules change, so confirm with the destination's official website before you travel.