Can Estonian and Israeli Citizens Extend Their Visa Exemption Stamp for Another 30 Days?

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February 4, 2020

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Asking for friends, can get extension for another 30 days on a visa exemption stamp? Passports in question are Estonian and Israel. Thanks!

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Yes, citizens from Estonia and Israel can extend their visa exemption stamp for an additional 30 days, provided they have not already utilized their first extension on the current entry.

Benjamin ******

ASSUMING they have not gotten their first extension on their current entry, the answer is yes. They are both from visa exempt countries.

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Amornrat **********

thanks, that is brand new update, as of 28th January 2020.

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