ESTA – Electronic System for Travel Authorization – was created to facilitate entry into the United States for travelers from countries participating in the Visa Waiver Program. This system requires that each person intending to travel with the benefit complete their own application with updated personal and travel information.
Although it is possible to submit applications simultaneously for multiple people, usually through a group process or joint completion of applications, there is no strict limit set by the system regarding the number of people that can be evaluated. Each traveler, whether adult or minor, must have their own ESTA individually approved.
The tool may allow grouping applications to facilitate data management, but internally each application is unique and must be completed carefully and truthfully. It is worth emphasizing the importance of following all immigration rules established by American authorities and, when seeking conveniences such as submitting multiple ESTA requests, relying on trustworthy sources.
Always be wary of miracle promises or marketing campaigns that guarantee definitive results. If doubts arise about the process, refer to the information available on official websites or consult trusted specialists to ensure strict compliance with United States immigration laws.
Learn more about ESTA
- Type
- Travel authorization (VWP)
- Validity
- 2 years (or until passport expires)
- Stay
- Up to 90 days
- Work
- Not permitted
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