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Find more info about how to answer each question below:

Select your nationality from the dropdown list. This information is used to determine the visa requirements and applicable fees.

Select the type of visa you're applying for. The various types include different durations and entry types. Make sure to choose the one that matches your travel plans.

Enter your first name and middle name exactly as they appear in your passport, using letters A-Z.

Enter your last name exactly as it appears in your passport, using letters A-Z. If you don't have a last name, enter "N/A."

Select your date of birth from the dropdown menus. Make sure this matches the date of birth listed in your passport.

Enter your email address. We'll use this to send you updates about your application. You won't be enrolled in any promotional messages unless you click the checkbox below.

Enter your passport number exactly as shown on your passport. Include all letters and numbers without spaces.

Select the date your passport was issued. This must match the issue date printed on your passport.

Select your passport expiry date. Make sure your passport is valid for your planned travel duration.
Edit Submission

What can — and can't — be changed after submission

U.S. CBP, not us, decides which fields are editable. The rules below come straight from the ESTA system. We do not charge a 'modification fee' for fields that CBP allows to be edited.

Editable
  • U.S. address while travelling
  • Email address and phone number
  • Emergency contact details
  • Travel itinerary (carrier, flight)
Not editable — requires new application
  • Passport number
  • Country of citizenship
  • Name as printed on passport
  • Date of birth or gender

These fields identify you to U.S. CBP. Any change requires a new application and a new government fee.

How to request a modification
  1. Email us with your application reference and the field to update.
  2. We submit the change to U.S. CBP using the standard endpoint.
  3. You receive confirmation when CBP records the update.

If your passport changes: a new ESTA is mandatory. The old authorization is tied to the old passport and cannot be transferred.