Cayman Islands Immigration Permanent Residency: Fill & Download for Free

Calm it's citizens? Seeing as there are a number of current issues that Caymanian are upset about, good luck to him!But all jokes aside, I am pretty sure there isn't a thing such as being a Cayman Islands Citizen as our immigration system can be pretty complex when it comes to the legal status of people living here. That said, your son being born in Cayman won't give him the right to claim a BOTC Cayman Islands passport, Caymanian Status or Permanent Residency as an adult. Children born in Cayman to foreign nationals typically have their citizenship is recorded as that of the mother, if there is a Caymanian parent, then it's easy, just present the birth certificate.I'd recommend you go to the Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman website (Children Born to Non-Caymanians) for more information and get an appointment to regularise their status.Best of luck!

Credit: Countries that Offer a Visa Waiver for US Green Card HoldersNorth America and Central AmericaCanadaPassport required at port of entry into Canada; green card required at port of re-entry into United States. Under the “good neighbor policy,” regardless of their country of citizenship, green card holders are allowed to enter Canada without a visa.MexicoPassport required at port of entry into Mexico; green card required at port of re-entry into United States. Under the “good neighbor policy,” regardless of their country of citizenship, green card holders are allowed to enter Mexico without a visa.BelizePassport valid for at least 6 months past the end date of stay, notarized photocopy of green card, completed Visa Application form, and proof of sufficient funds for your stay in Belize required. With prior approval from Belizean immigration, green card holders receive a visa upon arrival.Costa RicaPassport valid for at least six months from the date of entry into the country, green card, and a round trip ticket are required. US green card holders receive an automatic visa upon arrival in Costa Rica. However, this does not apply for green card holders with citizenship of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Myanmar, Syrian Arab Republic, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, and Somalia.Caribbean IslandsBermudaGreen card required traveling to Bermuda via cruise; passport required flying into Bermuda.The BahamasPassport and green card required.Cayman IslandsGreen card required. Green card holders can stay in the Cayman Islands for up to 30 days without a Visa.U.S. Virgin IslandsCopy of birth certificate and government-issued photo identification required. Anyone traveling between the US and its territories is not required to show a passport or green card for entry, since they are essentially on home soil.British Virgin IslandsPassport, proof of accommodations on the island such, and proof of return journey required for entry; green card required for re-entry into US. Green card holders do not need a visa to travel to the British Virgin Islands.Dominican RepublicPassport, green card, and tourist card required.Anyone who can legally travel or reside in the US does not need a Visa to travel to the Dominican Republic for tourist purposes.Caribbean part of the Kingdom of the NetherlandsPassport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry and green card required. Green card holders do not need a Visa to enter Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten, and the Caribbean Netherlands (islands of Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba).JamaicaPassport, green card, and round-trip tickets to the US or onward tickets to another destination required. This does not apply for green card holders who are with Taiwan citizenship.

No, you won't need a visa.http://www.immigration.gov.ky/portal/page?_pageid=4121,7117406&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTALFrom the above page (relevant part only):Even if you are a national of one of the countries listed above, you will NOT require a visa to enter the Cayman Islands if you are not a prohibited immigrant** and you can satisfy an Immigration Officer on arrival in the Cayman Islands that you are:you are resident in Canada; and you arrive directly from Canada or the USA; and you produce on arrival proof that you are a permanent resident or landed immigrant of Canada; and you produce on arrival a return or round trip ticket to Canada or the United States.