Visa to the USA

Are you dreaming of exploring the United States? Whether you wish to stroll along the bustling streets of New York City, embrace the enchanting landscapes of California, or experience the Southern charm in Texas, a trip to the USA is undoubtedly on every traveler's bucket list. However, before you start this journey, it's crucial to understand the visa requirements for EU citizens and the various types of visas.

For EU citizens, the US government has established a Visa Waiver Program (VWP) that allows certain nationals to travel to the USA without obtaining a traditional visa. Under this program, eligible EU citizens can enjoy short-term visits (usually up to 90 days) for tourism, business, or transit purposes without the need for a visa.

If you are an EU citizen planning a short-term trip to the U.S., the Visa Waiver Program may be your golden ticket. To qualify for the VWP, you must meet certain requirements, including having a valid Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA), a biometric passport, and no immigration violations. ESTA is an online system that verifies travelers before they leave for the United States and determines their eligibility for the VWP program. It is very important to apply for ESTA well in advance of your travel date to avoid any last minute hitches.

While the Visa Waiver Program covers most short-term visits, some EU citizens might have specific purposes that require a different type of visa. In such cases, you will need to apply for a non-immigrant visa at the nearest US embassy or consulate. Here are some common types of non-immigrant visas for EU citizens:

Understanding visa conditions and expiration dates is essential to effective travel planning. The visa expiration date, often indicated on the visa stamp by the date "Admit Until," determines the last day you can enter the U.S. on that visa. It is important to note that having a valid visa does not guarantee entry into the U.S.; it only allows you to apply to a port of entry. The final decision on whether you can enter is made by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer at the port of entry.

In addition, the Duration of Stay, labeled "Duration of Stay" on the I-94 Arrival/Departure Record Card, indicates the allowable period of stay in the U.S. for a particular trip. It is very important to adhere to this period and to avoid overstaying your visa, as this can lead to serious consequences, including denial of U.S. visas in the future.

In order to obtain a classic visa to America, in most cases it is necessary to pass an interview at an embassy or consulate. We can offer you assistance in the form of a service to fill out all the necessary documents and schedule an appointment for an interview at the agency closest to your place of residence. In the end, all you have to do is have an in-person interview, but we will do our best to prepare you for it. If you are planning a tourist or business trip to the U.S. of 90 days or less and you are eligible for ESTA, we will quickly process a complete ESTA application for you.

• we fill out the visa application for you
• we take care of the administrative formalities
• we will send you the issued visa
• we send all important documents as registered mail
• we are always available by phone (Mon-Fri) for any questions