Travel Visa Frustration - Page 2

rab60bit · 27th February 2024, 10:36

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Originally Posted by planenut

Yes that both the ESTA for the U.S.A. and Canadian eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization are valid for two years, and No not straight forward or I wouldn't have felt the need to post, would I?

Ooops a bit touchy about the ESTA are we not! We (both I and my better half) have twice applied fro ESTA's and it was straight forward with a separate confirmation arriving within 48 hours so a really last minute application (which I know yours wasn't) might be problematic. Maybe it was the IT causing you a problem rather than the ESTA process itself. Anyway, enjoy your trip we'll be somewhere in the US eastern seaboard and east Canada this summer too...visas permitting

planenut · 27th February 2024, 13:37

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Originally Posted by rab60bit

Ooops a bit touchy about the ESTA are we not! We (both I and my better half) have twice applied fro ESTA's and it was straight forward with a separate confirmation arriving within 48 hours so a really last minute application (which I know yours wasn't) might be problematic. Maybe it was the IT causing you a problem rather than the ESTA process itself. Anyway, enjoy your trip we'll be somewhere in the US eastern seaboard and east Canada this summer too...visas permitting

Yup, as it's all sorted now, I can calm down.

Enjoy your trip.

aponte · 21st March 2024, 23:45

Dealing with visa applications can be incredibly frustrating, especially when technical issues add to the stress. I'm glad to hear that you finally managed to get the Canadian visa approved swiftly after the initial challenges. Hopefully, the U.S. visa approval comes through smoothly as well, allowing you to enjoy your trip across the pond without further complications. In the meantime, if you're looking for reliable assistance with travel-related concerns, brightway insurance customer service could be a helpful resource for any questions or support you may need.

planenut · 22nd March 2024, 07:28

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Originally Posted by aponte

Dealing with visa applications can be incredibly frustrating, especially when technical issues add to the stress. I'm glad to hear that you finally managed to get the Canadian visa approved swiftly after the initial challenges. Hopefully, the U.S. visa approval comes through smoothly as well, allowing you to enjoy your trip across the pond without further complications. In the meantime, if you're looking for reliable assistance with travel-related concerns, Brightway Insurance's customer service could be a helpful resource for any questions or support you may need.

Thank you.

21st March 2024, 23:45	#13
aponte Newbie Audi A6 Join Date: Oct 2023 Location: Dublin Posts: 21 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Dealing with visa applications can be incredibly frustrating, especially when technical issues add to the stress. I'm glad to hear that you finally managed to get the Canadian visa approved swiftly after the initial challenges. Hopefully, the U.S. visa approval comes through smoothly as well, allowing you to enjoy your trip across the pond without further complications. In the meantime, if you're looking for reliable assistance with travel-related concerns, brightway insurance customer service could be a helpful resource for any questions or support you may need. Last edited by aponte; 24th March 2024 at 00:54..