USA: visa requirements

Hello,

I'm a UK citizen. I'm having a brief (6 day) holiday in the U.S.
during May & June of this year. Literally fly in, have holiday, go
home back to the UK. Just wondered what type of visa I need for this
trip and whether it's one I need to apply for in advance.

Thanks for any information,

Oaf

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Hello,

I'm a UK citizen. I'm having a brief (6 day) holiday in the U.S.
during May & June of this year. Literally fly in, have holiday, go
home back to the UK. Just wondered what type of visa I need for this
trip and whether it's one I need to apply for in advance.

Thanks for any information,

Oaf

If your not planning on working or doing any buisness, you dont need a visa
at all, just fill in the green form your given when you check in for your
flight and hand it to the US immigaration when you arrive.

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I'm a UK citizen. I'm having a brief (6 day) holiday in the U.S.
during May & June of this year. Literally fly in, have holiday, go
home back to the UK. Just wondered what type of visa I need for this
trip and whether it's one I need to apply for in advance.

http://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/visiting.html

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Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN |

On Mar 31, 1:02 pm, "mickylove" wrote:
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Hello,

I'm a UK citizen. I'm having a brief (6 day) holiday in the U.S.
during May & June of this year. Literally fly in, have holiday, go
home back to the UK. Just wondered what type of visa I need for this
trip and whether it's one I need to apply for in advance.

Thanks for any information,

Oaf

If your not planning on working or doing any buisness, you dont need a visa
at all, just fill in the green form your given when you check in for your
flight and hand it to the US immigaration when you arrive.

You will need a passport however. Probably stating the obvious but
I've been surprised when people have assumed a passport and a visa are
the same thing.

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Hello,

I'm a UK citizen. I'm having a brief (6 day) holiday in the U.S.
during May & June of this year. Literally fly in, have holiday, go
home back to the UK. Just wondered what type of visa I need for this
trip and whether it's one I need to apply for in advance.

Thanks for any information,

Oaf

As long as you have no criminal record and hold a full
British passport you dont need a visa. You can travel under
the visa waiver program.

Keith

On 3/31/08 11:59 AM, in article
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" wrote:

Hello,

I'm a UK citizen. I'm having a brief (6 day) holiday in the U.S.
during May & June of this year. Literally fly in, have holiday, go
home back to the UK. Just wondered what type of visa I need for this
trip and whether it's one I need to apply for in advance.

Thanks for any information,

Oaf
Why don't you ask the US Embassy in London? Then you will be sure you have
been given the right answer.

--
Martha Canada

On Tue, 01 Apr 2008 01:05:51 GMT, MI wrote:




On 3/31/08 11:59 AM, in article
,
" wrote:

Hello,

I'm a UK citizen. I'm having a brief (6 day) holiday in the U.S.
during May & June of this year. Literally fly in, have holiday, go
home back to the UK. Just wondered what type of visa I need for this
trip and whether it's one I need to apply for in advance.

Thanks for any information,

As a UK citizen you are eligible for the Visa Waiver Program. You can
read about it here
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wi...hout_1990.html

Thank you to all who responded.

Oaf