Why is electronic travel authorization (such as ESTA) ranked worse than eVisa or Visa on Arrival?
I always feared (maybe for no reason) that with visa on arrival one can still get refused, but now you are already in the country.
I always feared (maybe for no reason) that with visa on arrival one can still get refused, but now you are already in the country.
In the US courts have accepted the government's theory that it's allowed to basically treat anybody who it doesn't let in as non-American and so they don't have any rights, including the right to have a court look into whether actually they have right of entry and so should have been let in.
This happened to me, I was happy I applied well in advance of my trip. IIRC, it took 3 weeks before I got the confirmation email.