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International travelers seeking to travel to Las Vegas can do so without a visa under the Visa Waiver Program if they are citizens of the following countries.
| Andorra | Iceland | Norway |
| Australia | Ireland | Portugal |
| Austria | Italy | San Marino |
| Belgium | Japan | Singapore |
| Brunei | Liechtenstein | Slovenia |
| Denmark | Luxembourg | Spain |
| Finland | Monaco | Sweden |
| France | the Netherlands | Switzerland |
| Germany | New Zealand | United Kingdom |
More Information on the Visa Waiver Program:
Download the latest important changes to the Visa Waiver Program passport and e-passport requirements.
Citizens from the countries listed above do not need to obtain a visa prior to their travel to the U.S.A. To qualify for the Visa Waiver Program, travelers from these countries also need to comply with the following statements:
Length of stay in the U.S. must not exceed 90 days
Must hold a ticket, e-ticket or proof of the return portion and/or next destination
Fill out an I-94W form (also known as green I-94) to present to the agents upon arrival in U.S. territory (first point of entry). See a sample on the left.
Must participate in the U.S.-VISIT program.
Please be aware that the US Visa Waiver Program has some restrictions. You need to be aware of these restrictions before you travel or you will be taking a chance of not being admitted into the US.
Click on each countries link above to read the rules and restrictions that apply to citizens of that country.
The Visa Waiver Program is very easy to abuse but the consequences can be very severe.
If you visit the US on a Visa Waiver Program and over stay the 90 day limit. On your next visit, you will be denied entry at your first point of entry. Fortunately, that's the easy part. You will then be taken in for questioning, searched, fingerprinted, and made to sign a statement without a lawyer present. After all that, then your Visa Waiver access will be terminated.
Then you will have a record with the US Immigration Service / Homeland Security. Trust me this is not something you want associated with your name and passport. That's too much a price to pay for a vacation to the Sin City.
To avoid all these problems, make sure you do not stay over 90 days and make sure to hand that little green form back, when you are leaving the US. That's your only proof that you left when you were supposed to, since your passport is not stamped at departure.
Canada, Mexico and Bermuda are not participants in the Visa Waiver Program. The Immigration and Nationality Act includes other provisions for visa-free travel for nationals of Canada and Bermuda under certain circumstances. Click here for more information.
Australia: +1 310 229 2300
Canada: +1 213 346 2719
France: +1 310 235 3200
Germany: +1 323 930 2703
Ireland: +1 714 658 9832
Italy: +1 310 443 3250
New Zealand: +1 310 566 6555
South Africa: +1 323 651 0902
Spain: +1 323 938 0158
UK: +1 310 481 0031
*All consulates are located in Los Angeles, 270 miles from Las Vegas
As a visitor to the United States and the beautiful city of Las Vegas, here are a few things you should know about the City of Las Vegas. Laws relating to curfews, alcohol consumption, gambling, smoking and child car seat laws. Click here for more information.