40 countries whose citizens can enter the United States without visa [+Full list]

The United States (USA) have published the list of countries eligible for its exemption program from Visa (VWP) of 2025, with some important updates.

While the United Kingdom remains admissible in specific conditions, it is no longer part of the general admissibility list.

In particular, no African countries, including Nigeria, Ghana or South Africa, are included in the updated list.

A key highlight of the 2025 update is the addition of Romania, which reflects the attention of the United States government to the strengthening of diplomatic bonds and the priorities of the countries that meet severe border safety standards.

What is the program of exemption from the Visa of the United States?

According to the United States consular business office, the VWP allows citizens or citizens of the participating countries to travel in the United States for tourism, business or transits for a maximum of 90 days without obtaining a visa.

The Bureau states: “Travelers must have an electronic system valid for the approval of the travel authorization (ESTA) before the trip and meet all the requirements explained below. If you prefer to have a passport visa, you can still request a visa visitor. “

The 2025 updates introduce new travel policies and admissibility criteria, simplifying the entrance without visas for millions and making access to tourism more comfortable.

Complete list of the countries of the 2025 Visa exemption program

A total of 40 countries are suitable as part of the updated program:

Andorra
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Chile
Czech Republic
Croatia
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Israel
Japan
Norway
Poland
Portugal
San Marino
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Latvia
South Korea
Liechtenstein
Spain
Lithuania
Sweden
Luxembourg
Swiss
Malta
Netherlands
New Zealand
Qatar
Romania
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With these updates, travelers of these 40 countries can continue to enjoy an entry without visa in the United States, provided that they meet all the requirements, including obtaining the ESTA authorization before the trip.