US permanent resident (Indian Passport). What do I need to get in Canada from the US?

• Green Card (passport is not required; http://cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/pub/bsf5023-eng.html#s2x5 ) • Full driver's license • Car Insurance valid in Canada • Vehicle registration • Letter of the vehicle holder authorizing the travel • Letter of parents authorizing the travel (for minor below 18 years) • Proof of sufficient funds to cover the stay http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visa-exempt.asp .. ◘○◘○◘ Added: @ C.M. C.: Please get familiar with the requirements of your country before you thumb down other correct answers [without providing any sources] ! If you check the source I have provided as first one you can read: » Permanent residents of the United States may travel to Canada from the United States or Saint-Pierre and Miquelon without passports, travel documents or visas provided they produce satisfactory evidence of their identity and status. «

GerdP gives you what you need to get into Canada. Proof you work in the U.S. would be an excellent item to bring with you. Pay stubs you ID card and so on. Check this page so you can get back http://www.getyouhome.gov/html/eng_map.html

GerdP gives you what you need to get into Canada. Proof you work in the U.S. would be an excellent item to bring with you. Pay stubs you ID card and so on. Check this page so you can get back http://www.getyouhome.gov/html/eng_map.html

Startek, technically the answers are correct, but you are only a PR, of the US not a Citizen, you are still traveling under an Indian Passport. You will need the Passport, produce your PR card, also a letter authorizing you or allowing you to drive that vehicle by the registered owner. Refer to the amended immigration act of 2009., relates to US and Canadian "Citizens".

Startek, technically the answers are correct, but you are only a PR, of the US not a Citizen, you are still traveling under an Indian Passport. You will need the Passport, produce your PR card, also a letter authorizing you or allowing you to drive that vehicle by the registered owner. Refer to the amended immigration act of 2009., relates to US and Canadian "Citizens".