Green Card Holder travel'g by RAIL from UK 2 Swiss chang'g trains in Paris.Is Schengen Visa 4 Paris req'd?

U.S. Green Card holders, regardless of their nationality, are exempt from the Direct Airside Transit Visa requirement. You can transit without visa provided that you: have booked an onward ticket from the UK for travel within 24 hours of your arrival have your luggage checked through to your final destination have all the correct documents you will need to be allowed to enter the country you are travelling to stay in the international transit area and will not need to pass through the UK's immigration control If you want to stay for 3 to 4 days it solely depends on the passport you hold, the U.S. Green Card does not get you any privileges. You will need to get a general visitors visa prior to travel if your country is listed here: http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/doineedvisa... .. The visa application, if required, must be filled and paid online.

Afterwards you will be able to make an online appointment at USCIS to have your fingerprints and a biometric photograph taken. You will then print out your application summary and mail it together with your passport and the supporting documents to the U.K. Border Agency at the Consulate General in New York. The visa fee is $125 + $12 courier fee; you can apply for priority service (48 hours) at an additional fee of $150.

For further details select "United States" and "How to apply" here: https://www.visainfoservices.com/Pages/W... ..

It depends upon what country's passport you are travelling under. The US Green Card gives you no special privileges at all.

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