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Every visitor to the United States must have a
passport that is valid for six months beyond the date of departure.
No visa is required for citizens of a country that has a visa waiver
agreement with the United States.
Countries with visa waiver agreements include:
Canada, France, most European Union countries, Japan, Australia,
and New Zealand
PLEASE NOTE: The Department of Homeland Security
(DHS) reminds travelers from the 27 Visa Waiver Program (VWP) countries
that as of June 26, 2005, they must have a machine-readable passport
to enter the United States without a visa. Citizens from other countries
require a tourist visa good for 90 days that can be obtained from
the nearest U.S. consulate.
As Entry Requirements and Customs Regulations are subject
to change without notice, always check with your travel arranger and/or
the proper authorities before traveling internationally. It is the responsibility
of each passenger to carry the proper travel documentation and to meet
the entry conditions of each country on their itinerary.
Click
here for links to websites for Visitors Visa's and general information
on United States.
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