• Intent to enter the United States for 90 days or less for business, pleasure or transit.
• Have a valid passport lawfully issued to you by a Visa Waiver Program country.

Andorra(1991)	Australia(1996)	Austria(1991)
Belgium(1991)	Brunei(1993)	Croatia(2021)
Chile(2014)	Czechia(2008)	Denmark(1991)
Estonia(2008)	Finland(1991)	France(1989)
Germany(1989)	Greece(2010)	Hungary(2008)
Iceland(1991)	Ireland(1995)	Italy(1989)
Japan(1988)	South Korea(2008)	Latvia(2008)
Liechtenstein(1991)	Lithuania(2008)	Luxembourg(1991)
Malta(2008)	Monaco(1991)	Netherlands(1989)
New Zealand(1991)	Norway(1991)	Poland(2019)
Portugal(1999)	San Marino(1991)	Singapore(1999)
Slovakia(2008)	Slovenia(1997)	Spain(1991)
Sweden(1989)	Switzerland(1989)	Taiwan(2012)

• Arrive via a Visa Waiver Program signatory carrier.
• Have a return or onward ticket.

Who Cannot apply for ESTA?

Incoming travelers need to be aware of and understand the requirements to enter the USA.
As of today, the US Visa Waiver Program, also known as Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA), allows citizens of these 39 countries to enter the US for up to 90 days without a visa.