General Discussion

[englishgolfer]

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PatC_PSN wrote:

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emw80 wrote:

Also a good idea is to have your luggage locked, this way the TSA cannot dip your items and snoop at your silky Y-fronts etc.

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If the TSA want to go through your luggage they'll simply break the locks. You can get TSA-friendly padlocks (where they have a master key) to avoid that.

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i keep thinking TSA stands for The Sixth Axis. didn't know that website had so much power over america...

[AAAAAAAARRGH]

You can stay in the US for up to 90 days under the visa waiver program but beyond that, I think you need to apply for a B-2 visa.

You'd  probably also need to apply well in advance, as I don't think stays can't be extended under the waiver program while you're in the country.

Also, when you get there, you'll need to provide various documents including proof of funds to show that you will be self-sufficient for the period you plan on staying.

If I were you I'd contact the US embassy in London as they can help with whatever questions you have. Saves spending hours on google. Their website is:

http://london.usembassy.gov/index.html

All the visa info can be found there too.

[stme]

Rmember you need health insurance. Medical care is very expensive over there.  

[AstroZombie1]

You also need ESTA approval even if you get a VISA waiver. 

[fenian]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2164989/TSA-agent-opens-jar-mans-ashes-spills-floor-stands-l...