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Start using Mumsnet PremiumDo I need a visa to visit USA from UK?
(9 Posts)I am confused by information online - it seems to suggest the 'visa waiver' applies (i.e. no visa needed?) if I have a e-passport and my visit is for a holiday under 90 days (it is).
Can anyone who knows about this please advise?
Many thanks.
You need an ESTA, go to the official website and apply esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/
There is a charge for it but not very much.
Looks to be true but you still need an ESTA
www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/usa/entry-requirements
You will need an ESTA if you're going on holiday. They're not too expensive and last for 3years. You apply for them online.
Haha! Crossed posts with a few
OK thanks, will get an ETSA.
I was unsure if an ETSA was synonymous with a visa <out of date old bag emoticon>
The ESTA is the visa-waiver document.
You definitely need an ePassport to apply for the ESTA. If you don't have an ePassport you need to apply for a visa.
Official advice here
$14 and lasts for 2 years, you must have it at least 72 hours before travel,
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