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Voided ESTA,S
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I get people being annoyed as well. We typically go and visit family in the US every year and had ESTA's that we couldn't use and have now expired.
One of those things unfortunately and not expecting the US government to refund anything. Just wish they would get on with dropping the pre-departure testing.0 -
Even if we could it would not be worth it as our excess ( and i suspect most others ) was more than $28jon81uk said:
Claim your loss from your travel insurance.Ganga said:All answers are true-ish but the bottom line was the US gov took our money and then stopped people visiting the US from the UK , as i have stated several times we have written the money off as the USA did not invent Covid19 ( well i hope not ) but was just interested in other peoples view ,thanks everyone.
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