US Visa photo
Posted: Sat Mar 26, 2011 9:00 am
Does anyone have an idea where we can have our photos taken for US Visa application?
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that is for those carrying passport of visa-waiver countriesworry_mum wrote:I tht via ESTA online? No photo needed ah...
I think this is the safest choice, just in case other photo kiosk got it wrong, waste time waste $$ExpatMom wrote:They have a photo machine at the US embassy. It requires $10.
The ESTA should be printed out and be on hand, in case the immigration officer wants to see it. But so far they never requested to see. it is in their systemxian_kai wrote:Do you print out the ESTA ID, and attach together with your passport when you board the plane to US?
Also, anyone has encounter any problems entering the US though with a valid ESTA ID?
Sorry if my questions sound silly. I have applied for the ESTA successfully, and wonder what is the procedures like at the US airport.
Thanks
Just to add. 10 fingers and thumbs are for the 1st visit.verykiasu2010 wrote:The ESTA should be printed out and be on hand, in case the immigration officer wants to see it. But so far they never requested to see. it is in their systemxian_kai wrote:Do you print out the ESTA ID, and attach together with your passport when you board the plane to US?
Also, anyone has encounter any problems entering the US though with a valid ESTA ID?
Sorry if my questions sound silly. I have applied for the ESTA successfully, and wonder what is the procedures like at the US airport.
Thanks
You should also update your new flight and new hotel details on the next trip using the same ESTA which is valid for 2 years multiple entry
ALSO, you are required to print out your e-ticket for your flights. Weird, US is the only country you are advised to have a print out of the e-tickets.
At the immigration counter, they will do your finger print for both hands 10 fingers on a touch pad, plus a photo using a webcam linked to their computer.