Below we look at eight of the top cities for business across the United States. The list includes technology hubs and entrepreneurial hotspots – and we’ve also looked at the cost of housing, living standards, climate, and more. Raleigh, North … Continued
Having your ESTA initially approved and then denied at a later stage can be a harrowing experience, particularly if this happens at the last moment before your departure. Many business trips and holidays have been ruined because of mainly one … Continued
Every day, nearly a million travelers from across the world arrive in the United States. When individuals arrive at a US port of entry, Customs and Border Protection officers inspect them to ensure they comply with customs, immigration, and agriculture … Continued
European Union airports offer many options for flying into the United States. Some of the most popular airports for flights originating in the EU are located in London, Paris, Frankfurt, and Amsterdam. However, the cheapest options will depend on various … Continued
How To Check Your Visa Status Visit the following link at any time to monitor the status of your application: https://ceac.state.gov/CEACStatTracker/Status.aspx After your visa interview, kindly wait at least three business days before checking the status of your visa application. … Continued
The United States has a fantastic number of truly remarkable cities. From bustling metropolises to quaint little towns and stunning coastal destinations, there is something for everyone. There are, in fact, so many options that it’s difficult to make a … Continued
Readers who are considering visiting Florida in the U.S. for tourism purposes in the near future might be uncertain whether or not they need a visa. Let’s briefly look at their options. Visa vs. ESTA The general rule is that … Continued
A national from a foreign country who wants to visit the United States for temporary business purposes has to apply for a B-1 visitor visa unless he or she qualifies to enter the country under the VWP (Visa Waiver Program). … Continued
Everybody who enters the United States has to pass through a CBP (Customs and Border Protection) checkpoint. Among other things, that will involve completing a Custom Declaration Form 6059B. This form will be distributed to incoming passengers by an attendant … Continued
The history of managing and regulating immigration in the United States stretches back more than 160 years to the 1860s. The task of developing and passing legislation related to immigration rests on the shoulders of the U.S. Congress. Once it … Continued