Formulaire ESTA pour les États-Unis
by Evelyn34
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
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bonjour ce n est pas une discution mais une mise en garde !
concernant le formulaire ESTA obligatoire pour les USA
attention certain organismes en premiere ligne quant on tape esta le facture 54 euros
sur le site de l ambassade usa ce formulaire est a 14 dollards
5 minutes suffise pour le remplir , paiement CB delais 3 ou 4 jours
valable 2 ans
bon voyage a tous
il faut rever sa vie et vivre ses reves
merci beaucoup pour ces informations, elles ont déjà été abordées des dizaines de fois sur ce site !!😛
Une piqûre de rappel c'est toujours une bonne chose.
Merci beaucoup😉
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Je l'ai aussi rappelé il y a plus ou moins un mois .
J'ai payé le prix officiel: 14 US dollars
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Une piqûre de rappel c'est toujours une bonne chose.
Merci beaucoup😉
Suis- je dans l'erreur mais je crois que si on le rappelle dans un des forums où le sujet a déjà été abordé , il revient au premier rang , en première ligne .
Comme ça on le voit aussi bien . 😉
Suis- je dans l'erreur mais je crois que si on le rappelle dans un des forums où le sujet a déjà été abordé , il revient au premier rang , en première ligne .
Comme ça on le voit aussi bien . 😉
Le vol est trop important dans un voyage pour ne regarder que le prix.
Bonsoir
Je me permet de me joindre à la conversation, pour poser une ou deux questions. J'ai pris mes billets d'avion et je me suis lancée à remplir le formulaire Esta , sur le site officiel. Il y a de nouvelles questions sur ce formulaire depuis le 3 novembre. Nom des parents, nom de l'employeur et adresse , adresse et nom de l'hôtel pour le point de chute à l'arrivée. Mon souci c'est que nous sommes 3 , mon conjoint, et ma fille de 15 ans et j'ai lu à différent post qu'on pouvait faire une demande groupée pour payer en une seule fois et récupérer la demande aussi. Mais je n'ai pas vu ou je dois cocher ou remplir la case qui demande si je fais plusieurs demande. J'ai fait une simulation jusqu'à la page intitulée "soumission de la demande " et je n'ai pas oser aller plus loin , car à la fin de la page on me demandait de cliquer sur "déposer la demande". Bien que l'on ne m'a pas demander encore ma carte bancaire. Autre question est ce je peux faire la demande pour mon conjoint alors que nous ne sommes pas marié.
Mes questions peuvent paraître bête, mais je n'ai pas envie de me tromper.
Merci aux voyageurs avertis de me répondre.
Edith
Je me permet de me joindre à la conversation, pour poser une ou deux questions. J'ai pris mes billets d'avion et je me suis lancée à remplir le formulaire Esta , sur le site officiel. Il y a de nouvelles questions sur ce formulaire depuis le 3 novembre. Nom des parents, nom de l'employeur et adresse , adresse et nom de l'hôtel pour le point de chute à l'arrivée. Mon souci c'est que nous sommes 3 , mon conjoint, et ma fille de 15 ans et j'ai lu à différent post qu'on pouvait faire une demande groupée pour payer en une seule fois et récupérer la demande aussi. Mais je n'ai pas vu ou je dois cocher ou remplir la case qui demande si je fais plusieurs demande. J'ai fait une simulation jusqu'à la page intitulée "soumission de la demande " et je n'ai pas oser aller plus loin , car à la fin de la page on me demandait de cliquer sur "déposer la demande". Bien que l'on ne m'a pas demander encore ma carte bancaire. Autre question est ce je peux faire la demande pour mon conjoint alors que nous ne sommes pas marié.
Mes questions peuvent paraître bête, mais je n'ai pas envie de me tromper.
Merci aux voyageurs avertis de me répondre.
Edith
Je laisse le soin aux experts de répondre , car je n'ai pas besoin d'Esta.
La seule question qui me viens en tête , est-ce prudent d'avoir acheter les billets d'avion avant de savoir si on seras accepté ? A moins qu'ils soient remboursables, ce qui est rarement le cas pour nous voyageurs qui cherchons les plus bas prix 😕
La seule question qui me viens en tête , est-ce prudent d'avoir acheter les billets d'avion avant de savoir si on seras accepté ? A moins qu'ils soient remboursables, ce qui est rarement le cas pour nous voyageurs qui cherchons les plus bas prix 😕
Le vol est trop important dans un voyage pour ne regarder que le prix.
Bonjour
comme le paiement est de 14 $ PAR personne, t que vs n'etes que 3, ca n'a guère d'intérêt de faire une demande groupée
Les seuls intérêts est 1- qu'une seule personne se tape le travail et 2- si c'est refusé ou accepté ils le savent en même temps . Suis-je dans l'erreur ?
Les seuls intérêts est 1- qu'une seule personne se tape le travail et 2- si c'est refusé ou accepté ils le savent en même temps . Suis-je dans l'erreur ?
Le vol est trop important dans un voyage pour ne regarder que le prix.
Bonjour
Comme c'est une famille de 3 personnes, de toute façon ca doit etre le même qui se tape tout le boulot, et qui sait donc si c'est accepté ou refusé.
Oui , et je dirais "la " même sans doute . Les femmes en font beaucoup dans une famille .
Oui , et je dirais "la " même sans doute . Les femmes en font beaucoup dans une famille .
Le vol est trop important dans un voyage pour ne regarder que le prix.
Bonsoir
Merci pour vos réponses, mais je n'en sais pas toujours + ! C'est sur la procédure serait de faire le formulaire avant de prendre les billets. Mais je ne pense pas que je suis la seule à procéder de cette manière. Oui de faire une demande groupée permet de payer en une seule fois et on sait si c'est accepté aussi. Ah Encore une question quand je pousserais plus loin ma demande , ma carte bancaire est demandé à la fin des étapes d'inscription ou quand je sais si c'est ok ? Bon ce WE je vais me lancer et on verra bien.
Edith
Merci pour vos réponses, mais je n'en sais pas toujours + ! C'est sur la procédure serait de faire le formulaire avant de prendre les billets. Mais je ne pense pas que je suis la seule à procéder de cette manière. Oui de faire une demande groupée permet de payer en une seule fois et on sait si c'est accepté aussi. Ah Encore une question quand je pousserais plus loin ma demande , ma carte bancaire est demandé à la fin des étapes d'inscription ou quand je sais si c'est ok ? Bon ce WE je vais me lancer et on verra bien.
Edith
Comme indiqué sur le site ESTA, la CB est demandée après avoir rempli le questionnaire et reçu votre N° de dossier. Tant que vous n'avez pas payé, la demande n'est pas traitée. Si l'ESTA est refusé vous ne serez débité que de 4$ par personne.
Vous pouvez faire la demande pour votre conjoint. En fait, juste avant de payer, le site vous demandera si vous voulez faire une demande pour quelqu'un d'autre ou pas. https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/1649/~/esta--apply-for-a-group-of-applicants
Vous pouvez faire la demande pour votre conjoint. En fait, juste avant de payer, le site vous demandera si vous voulez faire une demande pour quelqu'un d'autre ou pas. https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/1649/~/esta--apply-for-a-group-of-applicants
Bonsoir
Merci de me répondre si précisément, je viens de lire et éplucher toutes les rubriques d'Esta et effectivement, le paiement se fait à la fin.
Edith
Merci de me répondre si précisément, je viens de lire et éplucher toutes les rubriques d'Esta et effectivement, le paiement se fait à la fin.
Edith
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Has anyone here already gone through this process upon arrival? How long do the formalities take on the spot? Is it possible to handle these steps in advance, before arriving in China?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
I read on the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs website that it’s possible to apply for a temporary driving permit in China, valid for 1 month. I’m planning to rent a car (without a driver) to explore part of the country next August, so I was wondering:
Has anyone here already gone through this process upon arrival? How long do the formalities take on the spot? Is it possible to handle these steps in advance, before arriving in China?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
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Has anyone been to Rwanda recently and gotten a 3-month visa on arrival easily?
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