Extending my travel to the USA under VWP [duplicate]
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I am an Australian citizen currently staying with friends in America on the VWP and I would like to stay a little longer. This will take me over the 90 days allowed and I'm wondering if I leave the country and go to Canada/cross a border, come back and stay with them for another 5-6 weeks.
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I am an Australian citizen currently staying with friends in America on the VWP and I would like to stay a little longer. This will take me over the 90 days allowed and I'm wondering if I leave the country and go to Canada/cross a border, come back and stay with them for another 5-6 weeks.
esta australian-citizens
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Welcome to TSE. I believe this question was previously asked and answered at Is it possible to extend your stay after entering the US under VWP?
– choster
Jul 10 at 0:40
Legally speaking, you could go to Canada and apply there for a B-2 visa, which allows longer visits. I have no idea how likely the application would be to succeed, however.
– phoog
Jul 10 at 2:43
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I am an Australian citizen currently staying with friends in America on the VWP and I would like to stay a little longer. This will take me over the 90 days allowed and I'm wondering if I leave the country and go to Canada/cross a border, come back and stay with them for another 5-6 weeks.
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This question already has an answer here:
Is it possible to extend your stay after entering the US under VWP?
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I am an Australian citizen currently staying with friends in America on the VWP and I would like to stay a little longer. This will take me over the 90 days allowed and I'm wondering if I leave the country and go to Canada/cross a border, come back and stay with them for another 5-6 weeks.
This question already has an answer here:
Is it possible to extend your stay after entering the US under VWP?
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esta australian-citizens
edited Jul 10 at 3:14
dda
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asked Jul 10 at 0:11
natalie
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edited Jul 10 at 3:14
dda
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edited Jul 10 at 3:14
dda
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edited Jul 10 at 3:14
dda
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13.9k32548
asked Jul 10 at 0:11
natalie
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asked Jul 10 at 0:11
natalie
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asked Jul 10 at 0:11
natalie
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marked as duplicate by choster, Mark Mayo♦ Jul 10 at 1:56
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marked as duplicate by choster, Mark Mayo♦ Jul 10 at 1:56
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Welcome to TSE. I believe this question was previously asked and answered at Is it possible to extend your stay after entering the US under VWP?
– choster
Jul 10 at 0:40
Legally speaking, you could go to Canada and apply there for a B-2 visa, which allows longer visits. I have no idea how likely the application would be to succeed, however.
– phoog
Jul 10 at 2:43
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Welcome to TSE. I believe this question was previously asked and answered at Is it possible to extend your stay after entering the US under VWP?
– choster
Jul 10 at 0:40
Legally speaking, you could go to Canada and apply there for a B-2 visa, which allows longer visits. I have no idea how likely the application would be to succeed, however.
– phoog
Jul 10 at 2:43
Welcome to TSE. I believe this question was previously asked and answered at Is it possible to extend your stay after entering the US under VWP?
– choster
Jul 10 at 0:40
Welcome to TSE. I believe this question was previously asked and answered at Is it possible to extend your stay after entering the US under VWP?
– choster
Jul 10 at 0:40
Legally speaking, you could go to Canada and apply there for a B-2 visa, which allows longer visits. I have no idea how likely the application would be to succeed, however.
– phoog
Jul 10 at 2:43
Legally speaking, you could go to Canada and apply there for a B-2 visa, which allows longer visits. I have no idea how likely the application would be to succeed, however.
– phoog
Jul 10 at 2:43
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No. Generally, going only to Canada, Mexico, or neighboring Caribbean islands and then coming back to the US will not give you a new period of admission on the Visa Waiver Program. You must go beyond those places (e.g. to Central America) to have a chance of getting a new period of admission on VWP when you get back.
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And even then, getting a new 90 day period of admission on VWP is not guaranteed, if the immigration officer thinks you're doing it to circumvent the rules.
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No. Generally, going only to Canada, Mexico, or neighboring Caribbean islands and then coming back to the US will not give you a new period of admission on the Visa Waiver Program. You must go beyond those places (e.g. to Central America) to have a chance of getting a new period of admission on VWP when you get back.
answered Jul 10 at 0:28
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And even then, getting a new 90 day period of admission on VWP is not guaranteed, if the immigration officer thinks you're doing it to circumvent the rules.
– Greg Hewgill
Jul 10 at 0:34
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No. Generally, going only to Canada, Mexico, or neighboring Caribbean islands and then coming back to the US will not give you a new period of admission on the Visa Waiver Program. You must go beyond those places (e.g. to Central America) to have a chance of getting a new period of admission on VWP when you get back.
answered Jul 10 at 0:28
user102008
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And even then, getting a new 90 day period of admission on VWP is not guaranteed, if the immigration officer thinks you're doing it to circumvent the rules.
– Greg Hewgill
Jul 10 at 0:34
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No. Generally, going only to Canada, Mexico, or neighboring Caribbean islands and then coming back to the US will not give you a new period of admission on the Visa Waiver Program. You must go beyond those places (e.g. to Central America) to have a chance of getting a new period of admission on VWP when you get back.
answered Jul 10 at 0:28
user102008
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No. Generally, going only to Canada, Mexico, or neighboring Caribbean islands and then coming back to the US will not give you a new period of admission on the Visa Waiver Program. You must go beyond those places (e.g. to Central America) to have a chance of getting a new period of admission on VWP when you get back.
answered Jul 10 at 0:28
user102008
10.5k12048
answered Jul 10 at 0:28
user102008
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answered Jul 10 at 0:28
user102008
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answered Jul 10 at 0:28
user102008
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And even then, getting a new 90 day period of admission on VWP is not guaranteed, if the immigration officer thinks you're doing it to circumvent the rules.
– Greg Hewgill
Jul 10 at 0:34
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And even then, getting a new 90 day period of admission on VWP is not guaranteed, if the immigration officer thinks you're doing it to circumvent the rules.
– Greg Hewgill
Jul 10 at 0:34
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And even then, getting a new 90 day period of admission on VWP is not guaranteed, if the immigration officer thinks you're doing it to circumvent the rules.
– Greg Hewgill
Jul 10 at 0:34
And even then, getting a new 90 day period of admission on VWP is not guaranteed, if the immigration officer thinks you're doing it to circumvent the rules.
– Greg Hewgill
Jul 10 at 0:34
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Welcome to TSE. I believe this question was previously asked and answered at Is it possible to extend your stay after entering the US under VWP?
– choster
Jul 10 at 0:40
Legally speaking, you could go to Canada and apply there for a B-2 visa, which allows longer visits. I have no idea how likely the application would be to succeed, however.
– phoog
Jul 10 at 2:43