Which Countries Can I Visit With a US Non-Immigrant Visa?

Yes, holding a valid non-immigrant U.S. visa allows you to visit several countries without needing a separate visa, thanks to visa-waiver agreements or simplified entry requirements for U.S. visa holders. Below are some countries you can visit and the conditions applied:

Countries You Can Visit with a Valid U.S. Visa:

1. Mexico:

• Visa Requirement: No separate visa is needed for tourism or short stays (up to 180 days).

• Condition: A valid U.S. visa allows you to enter Mexico as a tourist, provided you meet other entry requirements.

2. Canada:

• Visa Requirement: Not automatically exempt; however, U.S. visa holders may qualify for a simplified Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) process if they have previously entered Canada or hold a U.S. Green Card.

3. Caribbean Nations:

• Belize: No visa is required for up to 30 days with a valid U.S. visa.

• Bahamas: Allows entry for up to 30 days for travelers with a U.S. visa.

• Dominican Republic: Requires a valid U.S. visa for visa-free entry.

• Jamaica: U.S. visa holders do not need a separate visa for tourism.

• Turks and Caicos Islands: Allows visa-free entry with a valid U.S. visa for up to 90 days.

4. Central and South America:

• Costa Rica: U.S. visa holders can stay for up to 30 days without a separate visa.

• Panama: Allows entry for up to 90 days with a valid U.S. visa.

• Colombia: U.S. visa holders can enter without needing a separate Colombian visa.

• Peru: No separate visa is required with a valid U.S. visa.

5. Asia:

• South Korea: Offers a transit program (up to 30 days) for U.S. visa holders.

• Philippines: Allows entry for up to 14 days without a visa for U.S. visa holders.

• Singapore: Travelers with a U.S. visa may qualify for simplified entry via the Visa-Free Transit Facility.

6. Europe:

• Turkey: U.S. visa holders are eligible for an e-Visa for tourism.

General Notes:

• Ensure your U.S. visa is valid for the duration of your stay in the destination country.

• Always check the entry requirements with the consulate or official website of the country you plan to visit, as policies may change.

• Additional entry requirements, such as return tickets and proof of funds, may apply.

This flexibility makes having a U.S. visa an asset for traveling to various destinations worldwide.