What is ESTA?

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The Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) is an online platform that enables travelers to apply for the U.S. Visa Waiver Program. It is mandatory for anyone planning to travel to the USA by air or sea to obtain travel authorization prior to departure.

Our website simplifies the ESTA application process, offering guidance and answers to your questions, ensuring you have all the necessary information. Our professional company handles the review and submission of your ESTA application on your behalf. Our services are exclusively available online and involve just four straightforward steps.

The Visa Waiver Program is exclusively accessible to citizens from 41 eligible countries. To secure travel authorization, you must complete an ESTA application and possess a biometric passport with the relevant symbol on the cover. The Visa Waiver Program is applicable for visits lasting up to 90 days, for purposes such as tourism, business, transit, healthcare, or participation in non-credited study programs. In the event of application rejection, the ESTA authorization fee is not charged.

We recommend applying for ESTA before making any hotel or flight bookings, as a full visa may be required. Once approved, your ESTA can be updated with your final itinerary details before your departure.

ESTA approval is typically granted within 24 hours and remains valid for two years. It can be utilized for multiple trips, provided your personal and passport details remain unchanged. You will receive your ESTA approval via email in PDF format, resembling the example below.

VWP Eligibility

VWP Eligibility Criteria

Who qualifies for the ESTA travel permit under the Visa Waiver Program?

Individuals planning a visit to the U.S. lasting no more than 90 days.
Travelers with intentions for tourism, business, transit, or short-term study purposes.
Holders of current biometric passports issued by countries participating in the Visa Waiver Program.
Individuals with a valid return or onward ticket approved by the VWP carrier.
Those in possession of a valid ESTA travel authorization.

Upon Arrival:

Upon arrival at your designated port of entry in the United States, you will be greeted by a United States Customs and Border Protection officer.
It is important to note that you are required to waive your rights to question, protest, or contest the judgment of the US Customs and Border Protection officer. This includes any decisions related to your removal from the U.S. based on a Visa Waiver Program application.
Additionally, you must relinquish the right to challenge or appeal any removal orders issued by the United States stemming from Visa Waiver Program applications.
Upon disembarkation in the United States, you will be required to provide the necessary biometric data, which may include fingerprints or photographs.
Furthermore, it is essential to ensure compliance with all Visa Waiver Program requirements during previous admissions to the U.S.