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You Are Qualified For ESTA Visa Waiver If:
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Your passport has been issued by a country of origin approved for the Visa Waiver Program.
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You have a valid machine-readable (e-passport) passport
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You will not travel the USA more than 90 consecutive days
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You are on transit in the US, also not leaving the airport area
ESTA VISA - APPLY ONLINE
Everybody planning to visit the USA for a maximum of 90 days must have a valid ESTA permit. ESTA stands for Electronic System for Travel Authorization and was introduced by the US Department of Homeland Security for 38 participating VWP countries in 2010. You must submit your ESTA application directly online. Please have your contact address and a credit card at hand. The application must be made at least 72 hours before departure, it is recommended to take the valid ESTA approval printed out on the trip.
What Do I Need To Apply?
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Your passport has been issued by a country of origin approved for the Visa Waiver Program.
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You have a valid machine-readable (e-passport) passport
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You will not travel the USA more than 90 consecutive days
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You are on transit in the US, also not leaving the airport area
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