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Visa Waiver - flying from Canada
KatieDee
Posts: 710 Forumite
Hello everybody,
In the near future I will be embarking on a three week long adventure through Canada and the US. I've gone online to apply for my Visa Waiver but I'm not entirely sure what I need to do.
I'm flying from Manchester to Reykjavik originally, then from Reykjavik to Toronto. I know I don't need a Visa Waiver for Canada as I'm a British citizen but I will eventually be flying from Montreal into Boston, which is where I get a little bit confused.
I've tried googling with the specifics but I can't seem to find a definite answer. The original email which confirms my flights does mention a Visa Waiver and advises people to apply in advance, but they also do flights to the US so assume this is just a standard email.
So...do I need a Visa Waiver to fly into the US from Canada?
In the near future I will be embarking on a three week long adventure through Canada and the US. I've gone online to apply for my Visa Waiver but I'm not entirely sure what I need to do.
I'm flying from Manchester to Reykjavik originally, then from Reykjavik to Toronto. I know I don't need a Visa Waiver for Canada as I'm a British citizen but I will eventually be flying from Montreal into Boston, which is where I get a little bit confused.
I've tried googling with the specifics but I can't seem to find a definite answer. The original email which confirms my flights does mention a Visa Waiver and advises people to apply in advance, but they also do flights to the US so assume this is just a standard email.
So...do I need a Visa Waiver to fly into the US from Canada?
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Yes, you will need ESTA because you are arriving in the USA by air.
Had you been arriving via a land border crossing (eg by car, train or bus) then you wouldn't have needed ESTA.Everything will be alright in the end so, if it’s not yet alright, it means it’s not yet the endQuidquid Latine dictum sit altum videtur0
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