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If you are a Green Card holder, traveling outside the United States for too long can quietly put your permanent resident status at risk.

Many Green Card holders believe that as long as their card is valid, they can stay outside the U.S. without problems. In reality, U.S. immigration officers look at how long you stay abroad, how often you travel, and whether the United States is truly your main home.

In this video, ImmigraSafe USA explains how long Green Card holders can stay outside the U.S., what happens at the airport when you return, and why even one long trip can create serious immigration questions.

You will learn:
• How long you can stay outside the U.S. without raising risk
• Why six months abroad is a major warning point
• What happens if you stay outside the U.S. for more than one year
• How repeated long trips affect Green Card status
• The role of U.S. taxes, jobs, and home ties
• Common travel mistakes Green Card holders make
• Practical steps to reduce risk before traveling

This video is especially important if you:
• Travel frequently outside the United States
• Plan to stay abroad for several months
• Have family or emergencies overseas
• Are planning to apply for U.S. citizenship in the future

⚠️ Important Notice
This video provides general information only. It is not legal advice. Immigration outcomes depend on individual circumstances and facts.

ImmigraSafe USA focuses on immigration awareness and prevention, helping Green Card holders avoid mistakes that can lead to stress, delays, or loss of status.

▶️ Watch until the end to fully understand how travel time affects your Green Card and what you must do to stay protected.

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