When you have the us permenant residence what is the countries you dont need visa to visit them? -

i m sure of canada, but want the whole listthank you.

Switzerland does no longer authorize visa free travel after the country has joined the Schengen travel zone in December 2008.US Green card holders do not a visa to Aruba, Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, Cayman Islands, Dominican Republic [get tourist card on arrival], Guatemala, Jamaica, Mexico, Netherlands Antilles, Panama [TC$30], Sint Marteen.US visa holders do not need visa to Costa Rica (90d), Dominican Republic [TC,US$10], El Salvador (30d), Guatemala, Honduras, Montenegro (7 days), Nicaragua (30/90 days tourist card on arrival fee.$5.00), Panama (Touris Card $30], Turks Caicos Islands.http://skyteam.com/about/travelhelp/trav�� ..

you can visit following countries Antigua Barbuda,Aruba,Bahamas,Bermuda,Canada,Cay�� Islands,Dominica,Jamaica,Mexico,Switzerl�� and for Canada the Canadian Government reserves the right to admit or bar admission to persons who do not have all of the correct papers.The Canadian government recently blocked entry to visitors due to link with a non recognised group

Is nrotc hard to get commisioned through? -

i wanna go to the navy but the only school with my major is very expensive so i dont want to try and put all i can to get shot down and not get to the advanced stages to get commisioned in nrotc and then be in debt out of school. is it a gamble to take?

I would put this under Military as this is for US travel.

I am trasfering to CU Boulder, I want to be close to campus, where is a good section to live in? -

Is there alot of good parking on campus if i would live further away and commute? I know it may be more exspensive but i really am looking for a very nice one br. Does any one have suggestions about Boulder concerning where to live, where to meet people, ect? anything helps, thanks!

Boulder is such a small city with such a great transportation system, it doesn t really matter! I would however suggest getting an apartment on the bike trail. This is really the center attraction of the city. The bike trail goes west to east crossing over the creek a few times. Boulder has the best bike trails in the U.S. Shopping ; well Safeway is next to this bike trail, and there are apartments next to it. I d start there. Stay away from the hill above the campus, if there ever is any trouble, that s where you ll find it. The Boulder international Hostel has houses , a few of them, that let you rent by the day, week, or month. It s somewhat reasonable, and would be a way to get something quick until you have time to find a house nearby. Any hotels are out of sight. Check google maps and do a search for local shopping, you might find something you want to be next to.Take a look at Boulder from space using flashearth (nothing to download like google earth) also.

There aren t any really bad sections near CU. Not a lot of parking but an excellent bus system. I like the Bike Trail idea. Check CraigsList Boulder to get an idea of what is available.http://boulder.craigslist.org/