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A visit to the U.S., whether for tourism, business, or transit, requires adherence to specific immigration rules. Overstaying an ESTA or a visa can lead to serious consequences, including deportation. This article delves into the process followed by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in deporting individuals who have overstayed their authorized period. The Basics of ESTA and Visa Overstay The…

Introduction An ESTA can be used for multiple entries into the United States. However, approved ESTA applicants should be aware that Customs and Border Protection (CBP), has the right to deny any traveler admission at the U.S. border. Thus, if the CBP officer is led to believe that an ESTA applicant is abusing the conditions of the Visa Waiver Program, then the CBP border officials would have the…

An ESTA is travel authorization which allows eligible travelers to visit to the United States for business, tourism, medical, transit or other temporary purposes without getting a visa. It can be obtained online with relative ease when compared to the process of obtaining a U.S. visa. Prior to embarking on travel to the United States, foreign national visitors must be aware of the restrictions on using…