What visa do I need for Vegas?
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Hi guys,
I'm attending a training seminar and have read somewhere that the normal USA visit visa waiver program only applies for "business or pleasure" visits and does not cover training programmes.
Is this true and should I just keep quiet about the training aspect of my visit and just say I'm in town to gamble for a week.
Also can anyone tell me how the visa application process works and roughly how long it will take?
Thanks guys
I'm attending a training seminar and have read somewhere that the normal USA visit visa waiver program only applies for "business or pleasure" visits and does not cover training programmes.
Is this true and should I just keep quiet about the training aspect of my visit and just say I'm in town to gamble for a week.
Also can anyone tell me how the visa application process works and roughly how long it will take?
Thanks guys
Whats the training program for? if its just a week and its for work then i'd say you'll qualify on the VWP - maybe best to call the embassy to check - its a little more reliable than PH!!
As far as wait times - according to
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wait/wait_4638.h... - 3 days in London at the moment.
As far as wait times - according to
http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/wait/wait_4638.h... - 3 days in London at the moment.
Thanks guys, I'm pretty certain I'll be ok with the VWP and the online ETSA check but I'll check with work tomorrow.
BTW are there any direct flights going from the Northern airports like Newcastle or Manchester? I checked justheflight and confusingly they said Delta goes direct but when I went on the Delta site they specified a stop in Atalanta.
The company paying for my business class flight so I can choose any route/airline but would like the best, most comfortable journey possible.
Thanks for any tips guys.
BTW are there any direct flights going from the Northern airports like Newcastle or Manchester? I checked justheflight and confusingly they said Delta goes direct but when I went on the Delta site they specified a stop in Atalanta.
The company paying for my business class flight so I can choose any route/airline but would like the best, most comfortable journey possible.
Thanks for any tips guys.
ATV said:
BTW are there any direct flights going from the Northern airports like Newcastle or Manchester? I checked justheflight and confusingly they said Delta goes direct but when I went on the Delta site they specified a stop in Atalanta.
no idea but www.Skyscanner.net will show you routes from direct downwards fery clearlyDirect flights from UK -> Vegas are Virgin (stag party special - st old planes and full (edit- full, not pull) of pissed up people) from Gatwick or BA from LHR.
I'd go BA. Club World is a good product.
I also rate United's business class product. Service isn't the best but the 'new' lie flat seat is awesome. Would need to connect though.
I'd go BA. Club World is a good product.
I also rate United's business class product. Service isn't the best but the 'new' lie flat seat is awesome. Would need to connect though.
Edited by Ynox on Monday 10th January 12:34
Ynox said:
Direct flights from UK -> Vegas are Virgin (stag party special - st old planes and full (edit- full, not pull) of pissed up people) from Gatwick or BA from LHR.
I'd go BA. Club World is a good product.
I also rate United's business class product. Service isn't the best but the 'new' lie flat seat is awesome. Would need to connect though.
+1 Avoid Virgin, for for BA as posh as your company i willing to pay forI'd go BA. Club World is a good product.
I also rate United's business class product. Service isn't the best but the 'new' lie flat seat is awesome. Would need to connect though.
Edited by Ynox on Monday 10th January 12:34
KenBlocksPants said:
Ynox said:
Direct flights from UK -> Vegas are Virgin (stag party special - st old planes and full (edit- full, not pull) of pissed up people) from Gatwick or BA from LHR.
I'd go BA. Club World is a good product.
I also rate United's business class product. Service isn't the best but the 'new' lie flat seat is awesome. Would need to connect though.
+1 Avoid Virgin, for for BA as posh as your company i willing to pay forI'd go BA. Club World is a good product.
I also rate United's business class product. Service isn't the best but the 'new' lie flat seat is awesome. Would need to connect though.
Edited by Ynox on Monday 10th January 12:34
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