ESTA US Point of Contact: What You Need to Know
When applying for an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) to travel to the United States, one of the requirements is providing a U.S. point of contact . This is a critical part of the ESTA application process and can sometimes confuse travelers. In this article, we’ll explain what the ESTA U.S. point of contact is, why it's needed, how to provide it, and what happens if you don’t have one. What is the ESTA U.S. Point of Contact? The ESTA U.S. point of contact refers to a person or organization in the United States who can be reached during your stay. This individual or entity is essentially someone the U.S. government can contact in case of emergency or if there is a need for further verification regarding your travel details. This contact does not need to be a relative or close friend, but it should be someone with whom you can connect during your time in the U.S. Most travelers provide a hotel address or a family member or friend who will be staying in the U.S...