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18 years old travelling to Caribbean

andyishere · 2017-12-19 17:34:26

Hi! I’m planning a caribbean cruise for next year in july. There will be 3 of us going. Myself and my partner are from other EU country which is not part of the Visa waiver so we both got a US visa recently. My sister was born here and she is 17 at the moment. I applied for a ESTA which was approved. I know it might sound…

19-12-2017 5:34pm

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Hi! I’m planning a caribbean cruise for next year in july. There will be 3 of us going. Myself and my partner are from other EU country which is not part of the Visa waiver so we both got a US visa recently. My sister was born here and she is 17 at the moment. I applied for a ESTA which was approved.

I know it might sound stupid but I want to double check. My question is, is she ok to travel with us if she just turns 18 in May and the holiday is in July? Would she need any other documentation to travel to US?

None of us have been to US and I’m worried for any of us being refused entry and wasting lots of money.

Thank you!

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#2 28-12-2017 11:42am

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Once she's an Irish citizen and has the ESTA and a valid passport, she'll be fine to travel.

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