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Who needs a visa to US?For Canadian citizens:Most Canadian citizens can travel to the United States with a valid passport and without a visa unless seeking to enter the United States as an Immigrant, a Fiancé(e), Treaty Trader or Treaty Investor, Foreign government official, Officials and employees of international organizations Visa or NATO officials, representatives and employees. Some additional exceptions exist. For example, a Canadian citizen who has a criminal record or any other inelegibility might be required to apply for a visa; however, they should first request a waiver from DHS/CBP which should be obtained at the land border crossing. Landed immigrants (Canadian permanent residents) have to apply for visas based on the country that issued their passport.In addition to a valid passport, Canadian citizens may require additional documentation to travel to the United States. If a Canadian plans to attend school or work in the United States, they are required to have the specific required documents for the appropriate visa category. For example, students require an I-20 form issued by the institution they plan to attend and temporary workers require an I-797 from their perspective employer. Exchange visitors require a DS-2019 from the sponsoring organization. These forms (the I-20, I-797, DS-2019, etc.) must be presented at the port of entry to the United States. Source: US Embassy in Canada For Non-Canadian citizens:U.S has stringent measures upon all entry points. If your country of citizenship is not a member of Visa Waiver Program, you will have to obtain a U.S. Entry visa for to all purpose. Canadian, Mexican and Bermudan passport holders are exempt from holding a US visa to enter the United States, although Mexican citizens may have to apply for a border crossing card.
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