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President Bush recently announced that the visa waiver program, for travel to the USA without a visa, will be extended to seven more countries. There are currently 27 countries in the visa waiver program that allows its residents to visit the USA for up to 90 days without obtaining a visa. By mid November...

The new Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) is now active. If you live in a visa waiver country, and intend to visit the USA without a visa, you no longer need to fill out a I-94 form on the airplane. You can go online to the US Homeland Security webpage and obtain your entry authorization...

If you fly to Canada, you can rent a car and cross the border into the USA under the visa waiver program. At the border crossings, the border guards have I-94 forms that you can fill out. As long as you have a machine readable passport, you should have little problem entering the USA. The new online...

The US Homeland Security Agency recently announced a change in the visa waiver program that continues to allow residents of 27 countries to visit the USA without a visa. The list of countires covered under the visa waiver program includes most Western European nations and various other countries that...