All passengers traveling under the Visa Waiver Program are required to have an approved travel authorization prior to traveling to the United States by air or sea. Even non-ticketed infants are required to have an approved travel authorization, if they do not have a visa for travel to the United States. An application may be submitted by a third party on behalf of a Visa Waiver Program traveler.
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- What is the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA)?
- What is the difference between an ESTA and a visa?
- Who is required to have a travel authorization?
- Why do I need to fill out an ESTA application if I m traveling to the United States under the Visa Waiver Program?
- Does a travel authorization guarantee me admission to the United States?
- What is the Visa Waiver Program?
- Do I need to apply if I m only transiting the United States en route to another country?
- If I have a travel authorization through ESTA, do I need to fill out an I-94W?
- Which countries participate in the Visa Waiver Program?
- What are the passport requirements for travel under the Visa Waiver Program?
- How do I get more information about the Visa Waiver Program?
- When must I obtain a visa to travel to the United States?
- Are there disadvantages to using the Visa Waiver Program?
- What if a Visa Waiver Program applicant is found to be inadmissible?
- Why is authorization under ESTA required for United States-bound travel under the Visa Waiver Program?
- What if I have dual citizenship, but my non-VWP passport is expired or I do not have a passport for that country?
- What if I have dual citizenship and/or have a passport from more than one country?
- Do I need to apply for ESTA if I am a citizen of a Visa Waiver Program (VWP) country and...?
- If I am in Canada or Mexico and want to drive to the U.S., do I need to apply for ESTA?
- Do I need to apply for ESTA if...?
- Where do I find information about the Terrorist Travel Prevention Act (The Act)?
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