15-02-2019, 07:22 AM
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Re: Entry to USA
Originally Posted by Sweetie pie
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Canada you need an ETA.
At Heathrow a Nice Lady help me out and I was granted the ETA 5 mins later.
Seems the Americans have changed their rules and you have to apply at least three days before for an ESTA
PS the ETA was half the price of the ESTA only $7 Canadian.
PPS am looking to go again at end of May till middle June.
PPPS Weather in Vegas at Mo is colder then in the UK.
15-02-2019, 07:34 AM
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Re: Entry to USA
Originally Posted by Jazzi
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Youngest sis has booked a trip to NY with two friends for April. I mentioned to her this morning she has to apply for the ESTA. They didn't use a TA so might not be aware of the need. I'll have to warn her to hold her tongue if any official at the airport is rude! She doesn't hold back, lol.
Gave him my paperwork showing my return flight.
He put the paper work in front of him and in his left hand got hand glasses out to read it like those opera type things
He put his right hand on his gun as he read it.
YES tell her again not to be rude.
All I wanted to do was ask him ARE YOU TAKING THE UNW you blind bastard
05-03-2019, 08:20 AM
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Re: Entry to USA
Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my original question and special thanks to Galty in Rainham for reminding me to thank everyone. I see this thread consists of:1 original question
4 replies to the original question
6 replies regarding ESTA and/or ETA forms
8 replies about bad manners in America
1 reply vaguely about America in general
3 replies which can only be classed as "other"
Personally I only checked the first few replies as after that the thread looses any connections with the original question and I just haven't had the time to wade through the gobbledegook - of varying interest - which followed. Just another normal thread I guess!
Galty - I think you should be appointed manners monitor!
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