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jonnywave 12 Jan 2010 22:05

Baltimore to Alaska
 
We are planning to ship two bikes into Baltimore and hoping to ride to Alaska... and maybe further.. it depends....

a few questions im struggling with:

Do i need a multi entry visa for the usa?

do i need to apply for a visa for Canada before we get to the border?

any advice is greatly appreciated

strimstrum 12 Jan 2010 23:00

If you are a UK passport holder you will be eligible for the visa waiver system in both US and Canada - this will allow you to enter the US for 90 days as a tourist. Just mak sure that you have accomodation address when arriving.

However, if you have ever had any criminal convictions you will have to apply for a visa from the US embassy in the UK before leaving.

jonnywave 12 Jan 2010 23:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by strimstrum (Post 271355)
If you are a UK passport holder you will be eligible for the visa waiver system in both US and Canada - this will allow you to enter the US for 90 days as a tourist. Just mak sure that you have accomodation address when arriving.

However, if you have ever had any criminal convictions you will have to apply for a visa from the US embassy in the UK before leaving.

so get accomodation in the US for when we fly in? or when we cross the borders?

strimstrum 14 Jan 2010 20:46

I would recommend having an address to be going to - when you fill out the visa waiver form it asks for an address that you wll be staying at whilst in the USA - if you leave this blank you may be answering more questions than you really want to at immigration. In any case it'salways a good idea to have somewhere to head for and rest up on your first day in a new country - chance to get your bearings..

If you want to see a visa waiver form then try here Travel to US - What to Expect in the Airplane

Just click on the link and it will bring up a sample visa waiver form.

Toyark 20 Jan 2010 17:18

you might want to check that your passports are of the latest type- as in those that contain the microchip.

moto-rider 21 Jan 2010 20:54

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Texastrike 22 Jan 2010 17:23

Been into BWI (Baltimore) loads of times and actually shipped a bike from there back to the UK and then to there from the UK. Baltimore Airport is a piece of proverbial, very empty and quiet and dead easy to get out of. Baltimore docks however are real p in the a. It's a vast, flat area with high security and massive queues to get in. If you arrive anywhere near the time that the dock officials closing for lunch, forget it until after lunch ! Last year we flew into BWI and then rode across the USA, up to Alaska asnd back through the Canadian Provinces, fascinating. If there's anything we can do to help or any tips feel free to ask. Check out the website.

jonnywave 11 May 2010 03:16

On the road now
 
Just wanted to say hi!
We are on our tour and we are currently in Roswell new Mexico. We have been keeping a blog, mainly for the family so its not a ride report. We are having a great time. So if we are passing you give us a shout we can stop and have a coke.

blog: The Alaskan Triangle

See you on the road.

John and Taz:scooter:


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