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If you're not arriving by land from Canada or Mexico, you need to at least have an ESTA, even if you're from a US-friendly Western country. If you're denied an
by ajdlinux 8y ago
If you're not arriving by land from Canada or Mexico, you need to at least have an ESTA, even if you're from a US-friendly Western country. If you're denied an ESTA (as in this case) you have to go through the regular visa process. This applies to Swedes, Brits, Australians...
- 0xFFFE 8y ago> US-friendly Western country. Wouldn't that be Eastern countries, technically speaking? unless you used it as a synonym for "First" world countries.
- microcolonel 8y agoSeems to me that the visa-free program should be expanded to include more VWP countries. Not sure how much risk we'd incur from accepting Icelanders sans ESTA.
- cozzyd 8y agoHmm is that why Canada is likely to deny him entrance as well?
- tedunangst 8y agoThat sounds like rumor, but Canada does require eTA (basically same thing) for everyone who's not from the US.
- tluyben2 8y agoUsually, entry cards (the ones you get on the plane before landing) contain something like; 'have you been denied access to a country in the past 2 years?' Or something like that. You can lie ofcourse, but...