Can we still book tickets for parents on May 3rd Hyd to SFO B1/b2 visa ?

[uyghur12]

1 minute ago, appireppiloppisoppig said:

What if flight lo undi land on May 4th 1AM ?

at CEEEBP descretion its all hypothesis .... wrong untill proven

[appireppiloppisoppig]

Just now, Amrita said:

Prestutam unna ban May 4th starting 12.00 AM. Mundu mi parents vaste this policy doesnt apply.  

What if they land at 1AM May 4th ?

[appireppiloppisoppig]

1 minute ago, Manikyam said:

any flight started in abroad before US EST 12:00 is allowed

Ok great 

[appireppiloppisoppig]

Just now, uyghur12 said:

at CEEEBP descretion its all hypothesis .... wrong untill proven

Ok thanks 

[Amrita]

1 minute ago, appireppiloppisoppig said:

What if they land at 1AM May 4th ?

The policy will apply. Landing time important i think than when you board the flight. Adi risky in my opinion. Kharma kali allow cheyakapote covid time lo enta exposure ayyi malla waste ayipotundi.  I would suggest you to check with airlines.

[appireppiloppisoppig]

1 minute ago, Amrita said:

The policy will apply. Landing time important i think than when you board the flight. Adi risky in my opinion. Kharma kali allow cheyakapote covid time lo enta exposure ayyi malla waste ayipotundi.  I would suggest you to check with airlines.

Thanks 

[godfather03]

My in-laws currently in London since November. They will be coming to US on May 20th. I think there will be no problem.

Somebody who had a prior experience like this, please help by answering in this scenario.

[Amrita]

9 minutes ago, godfather03 said:

My in-laws currently in London since November. They will be coming to US on May 20th. I think there will be no problem.

Somebody who had a prior experience like this, please help by answering in this scenario.

I think you are good with PCR negative report.

 

 

Travel to USA is subject to entry restrictions

Most British nationals cannot enter the USA and its territories if they have been in the UK, Ireland, Schengen zone, Iran, Brazil, China, or South Africa within the previous 14 days

If you are flying to the USA from any foreign country, you must have either a negative pre-departure test result (NAAT or antigen) or documentation of recovery from COVID-19 provided by a licensed health care provider or public health official. You should check the process with your airline before travelling.

If you are eligible to enter the USA, the CDC requires that you self-isolate for at least 7 days on arrival, and that you take a COVID-19 test 3-5 days after your arrival.

 

 

Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19)

Entry to USA

Since 16 March 2020, it is not possible for most British nationals to enter the USA if they have been in the UK, Ireland, Schengen zone, Iran, Brazil, or China within the previous 14 days. On 30 January 2021, South Africa was added. Those arriving from outside these areas will need to get a visa or an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) visa waiver to enter or transit the USA as a visitor. You should consult the US State Department website to determine which you will need.

US citizens and permanent residents of the USA, certain specified close family members and certain other limited categories of visas holders (such as UN staff and diplomats) are exempt. They will still be able to enter the USA, subject to normal entry requirements. Further details are on the US Embassy Website.

Since 26 January 2021, all passengers aged 2 and above arriving by air into the USA from any foreign country are prevented from entry unless they have either a negative pre-departure test result (NAAT or antigen), or documentation of recovery from COVID-19 provided by a licensed health care provider or public health official. It is recommended that you quarantine for at least 7 days after arriving in the USA, and to take a COVID-19 test (NAAT or antigen) 3-5 days after arrival. You can find the full announcement on the US Centre for Disease Control and Prevention website.

On 21 January 2021 President Biden signed an Executive Order requiring masks to be worn on aircraft, trains, buses and at airports.

Entry for Green Card and Current Visa Holders

New and renewed Green Cards (a Permanent Resident Card) are not currently being issued. However, existing Green Cards remain valid, although individuals who have been away from the USA for a substantial period of time should check their validity with their nearest US Embassy or Consulate before traveling. Further details are on the US Citizens and Immigration Services website.

Those with existing visas remain valid as long as the holders are in the USA. All current visa holders based in the USA wishing to travel to the UK or any other country covered by the Presidential Proclamation are strongly advised to check before they travel as to whether they would need an exception to re-enter the USA. The US authorities only consider applications for these once you have left the USA, so applying before travel is not possible.

Students travelling from the UK (and the Schengen Area and Ireland) with valid F-1 and M-1 visas, do not need to seek a national interest exception to travel.

New Visas and Humanitarian Exceptions

The US authorities are only providing emergency and mission-critical visa services at present and visa appointments remain limited. Due to the impact of COVID-19, their visa services and travel restrictions may change rapidly. If you have an urgent need to travel, you can contact the US Embassy to ascertain if you might qualify for an economic interest, humanitarian, or other exception. However, the criteria for these exceptions are very strict and you should be ready to provide as much information as possible to support your application if you apply for one.

Further information is available on the US Embassy’s website.

Quarantine requirements

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) requires all arrivals by air into the US to quarantine for at least 7 days, and to take a COVID-19 test (NAAT or antigen) 3-5 days after arrival. If you are travelling domestically within the US, individual states and territories have their own quarantine requirements. A full list of local quarantine requirements is available on the CDC website. You should check the list frequently as it is likely to change, sometimes daily, as rates of COVID-19 transmission increase or decrease.

Transiting USA

You cannot enter or transit the USA if you have been in the UK, Ireland, Schengen zone, Iran, Brazil, China, or South Africa within the previous 14 days. For further information, please check the advice from US Customs and Border Protection website. Those transiting to the USA from outside these areas will need to get a visa or an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) visa waiver. You should consult the US State Department website to determine which you will need. US citizens and permanent residents of the USA, certain specified close family members and certain other limited categories of visa holders (such as UN staff and diplomats) are exempt. They will still be able to enter the USA, subject to normal entry requirements.

As of 26 January 2021, all passengers transiting the USA by air will need to show either a negative pre-departure test result (NAAT or antigen), or documentation of recovery from COVID-19 provided by a licensed health care provider or public health official.

For further information please refer to the US Government’s travel page.

[Sunrisers_Bhuvi]

There are tickets available from hyderabad to US via Qatar, Can we book it ? 

qatar ninchi allow chestara ?? 

endo e Love da lo lolli

[godfather03]

1 hour ago, Amrita said:

I think you are good with PCR negative report.

 

 

Travel to USA is subject to entry restrictions

Most British nationals cannot enter the USA and its territories if they have been in the UK, Ireland, Schengen zone, Iran, Brazil, China, or South Africa within the previous 14 days

If you are flying to the USA from any foreign country, you must have either a negative pre-departure test result (NAAT or antigen) or documentation of recovery from COVID-19 provided by a licensed health care provider or public health official. You should check the process with your airline before travelling.

If you are eligible to enter the USA, the CDC requires that you self-isolate for at least 7 days on arrival, and that you take a COVID-19 test 3-5 days after your arrival.

 

 

Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19)

Entry to USA

Since 16 March 2020, it is not possible for most British nationals to enter the USA if they have been in the UK, Ireland, Schengen zone, Iran, Brazil, or China within the previous 14 days. On 30 January 2021, South Africa was added. Those arriving from outside these areas will need to get a visa or an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) visa waiver to enter or transit the USA as a visitor. You should consult the US State Department website to determine which you will need.

US citizens and permanent residents of the USA, certain specified close family members and certain other limited categories of visas holders (such as UN staff and diplomats) are exempt. They will still be able to enter the USA, subject to normal entry requirements. Further details are on the US Embassy Website.

Since 26 January 2021, all passengers aged 2 and above arriving by air into the USA from any foreign country are prevented from entry unless they have either a negative pre-departure test result (NAAT or antigen), or documentation of recovery from COVID-19 provided by a licensed health care provider or public health official. It is recommended that you quarantine for at least 7 days after arriving in the USA, and to take a COVID-19 test (NAAT or antigen) 3-5 days after arrival. You can find the full announcement on the US Centre for Disease Control and Prevention website.

On 21 January 2021 President Biden signed an Executive Order requiring masks to be worn on aircraft, trains, buses and at airports.

Entry for Green Card and Current Visa Holders

New and renewed Green Cards (a Permanent Resident Card) are not currently being issued. However, existing Green Cards remain valid, although individuals who have been away from the USA for a substantial period of time should check their validity with their nearest US Embassy or Consulate before traveling. Further details are on the US Citizens and Immigration Services website.

Those with existing visas remain valid as long as the holders are in the USA. All current visa holders based in the USA wishing to travel to the UK or any other country covered by the Presidential Proclamation are strongly advised to check before they travel as to whether they would need an exception to re-enter the USA. The US authorities only consider applications for these once you have left the USA, so applying before travel is not possible.

Students travelling from the UK (and the Schengen Area and Ireland) with valid F-1 and M-1 visas, do not need to seek a national interest exception to travel.

New Visas and Humanitarian Exceptions

The US authorities are only providing emergency and mission-critical visa services at present and visa appointments remain limited. Due to the impact of COVID-19, their visa services and travel restrictions may change rapidly. If you have an urgent need to travel, you can contact the US Embassy to ascertain if you might qualify for an economic interest, humanitarian, or other exception. However, the criteria for these exceptions are very strict and you should be ready to provide as much information as possible to support your application if you apply for one.

Further information is available on the US Embassy’s website.

Quarantine requirements

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) requires all arrivals by air into the US to quarantine for at least 7 days, and to take a COVID-19 test (NAAT or antigen) 3-5 days after arrival. If you are travelling domestically within the US, individual states and territories have their own quarantine requirements. A full list of local quarantine requirements is available on the CDC website. You should check the list frequently as it is likely to change, sometimes daily, as rates of COVID-19 transmission increase or decrease.

Transiting USA

You cannot enter or transit the USA if you have been in the UK, Ireland, Schengen zone, Iran, Brazil, China, or South Africa within the previous 14 days. For further information, please check the advice from US Customs and Border Protection website. Those transiting to the USA from outside these areas will need to get a visa or an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (ESTA) visa waiver. You should consult the US State Department website to determine which you will need. US citizens and permanent residents of the USA, certain specified close family members and certain other limited categories of visa holders (such as UN staff and diplomats) are exempt. They will still be able to enter the USA, subject to normal entry requirements.

As of 26 January 2021, all passengers transiting the USA by air will need to show either a negative pre-departure test result (NAAT or antigen), or documentation of recovery from COVID-19 provided by a licensed health care provider or public health official.

For further information please refer to the US Government’s travel page.

Thanks for confirming and all the info. They are prepared to take a Covid-19 test and provide the result at POE.

[Amrita]

10 minutes ago, godfather03 said:

Thanks for confirming and all the info. They are prepared to take a Covid-19 test and provide the result at POE.

Safe travels . Updated ga check chesukuntu undandi rules and info . 

[gabbarkahani]

My wife and Daughter travel date 7th na undi.. 

Based on this if you are a parent of US Citizen kids.. can travel I guess. But not sure; if this really works

 

Sec. 2.  Scope of Suspension and Limitation on Entry. 

     (a)  Section 1 of this proclamation shall not apply to:

          (i)     any lawful permanent resident of the United States;

          (ii)    any noncitizen national of the United States;

          (iii)   any noncitizen who is the spouse of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident;

          (iv)    any noncitizen who is the parent or legal guardian of a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, provided that the U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident is unmarried and under the age of 21;

[MysoreJackson]

I think its allowed.. My friends were telling about this

[godfather03]

Can somebody please confirm the information from the below link that people from UK are not allowed to enter US...

@Amrita @Spartan

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/from-other-countries.html

 

Travelers Prohibited from Entry to the United States

Updated Apr. 30, 2021

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Several Presidential proclamations established restrictions on the entry of certain travelers into the United States in an effort to help slow the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

 

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With specific exceptions, several Presidential proclamations suspend and limit entry into the United States, as immigrants or nonimmigrants, of noncitizens who were physically present within the following countries during the 14-day period preceding their entry or attempted entry into the United States. For a full list of exceptions, please refer to the relevant proclamations in the links below.

• Chinaexternal icon
• Iranexternal icon
• European Schengen areaexternal icon (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City)
• United Kingdomexternal icon (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland)
• Republic of Irelandexternal icon
• Brazilexternal icon
• South Africaexternal icon
• Indiaexternal icon

 

[Amrita]

20 minutes ago, godfather03 said:

Can somebody please confirm the information from the below link that people from UK are not allowed to enter US...

@Amrita @Spartan

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/from-other-countries.html

 

Travelers Prohibited from Entry to the United States

Updated Apr. 30, 2021

Languages

Print

Several Presidential proclamations established restrictions on the entry of certain travelers into the United States in an effort to help slow the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

 

plane solid icon

With specific exceptions, several Presidential proclamations suspend and limit entry into the United States, as immigrants or nonimmigrants, of noncitizens who were physically present within the following countries during the 14-day period preceding their entry or attempted entry into the United States. For a full list of exceptions, please refer to the relevant proclamations in the links below.

• Chinaexternal icon
• Iranexternal icon
• European Schengen areaexternal icon (Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Monaco, San Marino, Vatican City)
• United Kingdomexternal icon (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland)
• Republic of Irelandexternal icon
• Brazilexternal icon
• South Africaexternal icon
• Indiaexternal icon

 

Airlines ki call cheyadam best emo . British airways ah mi in-laws airlines ? According to this yes they are not allowed