DHS TRIP Redress: What to Do If You Keep Getting Stopped at the US Border
Repeatedly stopped at the US border? Here's how to apply for a DHS TRIP redress number and what it costs.
Resources
Practical guides on visas, passports, and travel planning, written by our team and kept up to date.
O-1 and O-2 Visas for Musicians and Touring Crew: A Tour Manager's Guide
The O-1 visa for musicians covers the artist; O-2 visa touring crew need their own petition. Here's the route, the itinerary rules and the real cost stack.
Renewing a UK Passport From Abroad: What to Know Before You Apply
Renewing a UK passport from abroad costs more than a UK application, is processed centrally in the UK and has no fast-track option: here's what to expect.
The Schengen 90/180 Day Rule for Touring Schedules: How the Maths Actually Works
The Schengen 90/180 day rule limits touring crew to 90 days in any rolling 180-day window: how the count works, with a worked touring example.
Global Entry for UK Citizens: The Two-Stage Application Explained
UK citizens must pass a £42 UK background check before the $120 US Global Entry application even opens. Here's how the two-stage process works.
Irish Citizenship by Descent: How British Nationals Can Claim an Irish Passport Through a Parent or Grandparent
Claim an Irish passport by descent through a parent or an Irish-born grandparent, and where the great-grandparent route stops working.
ESTA Refused: What It Means and What to Do Next
An ESTA refused result blocks the Visa Waiver Program only. Here's what to check, when reapplying works, and how to get a B1/B2 visa moving fast.
What Visas Does a UK Band Actually Need to Tour the US?
A UK band touring the US needs an O or P visa, not ESTA: paid performances are not permitted under the Visa Waiver Program.
Visa Support Service for Musicians, Bands and Touring Crew
A practical overview of the visa support musicians, bands, tour managers and touring crew may need when planning international travel and live work.