Trip to Tanzania then US - any issues?

MickeyMoose · 10 Apr 18, 07:09 AM

Hey folks, my daughter is planning a couple of weeks in Tanzania prior to a trip to Florida this summer.

I understand there will be no issues with US immigration.

Has anyone had any experience of this and can let me know how they got on please?

Guest · 10 Apr 18, 07:20 AM

Originally Posted by MickeyMoose

Hey folks, my daughter is planning a couple of weeks in Tanzania prior to a trip to Florida this summer.

I understand there will be no issues with US immigration.

Has anyone had any experience of this and can let me know how they got on please?

What kind of issue? I have been to both places on same passport. I got on same as any other time I have travelled.

MickeyMoose · 10 Apr 18, 07:47 AM

Originally Posted by Claudette

What kind of issue? I have been to both places on same passport. I got on same as any other time I have travelled.

I don't think there is any issue with having a Tanzania stamp on passport and getting into US (but i must admit i don't know that 100%).

The nurse administering inoculations yesterday mentioned something about yellow fever course being quite close to the US trip.

Guest · 10 Apr 18, 07:57 AM

I don't think Tanzania is on Trump's list which was ruled illegal anyway.

belle1990 · 10 Apr 18, 10:01 AM

I went to Tanzania for a week last January to climb Kilimanjaro then went to Florida at the end of April with no problem at all! I wasn't asked anything about vaccinations at Immigration either if that's a concern x

MickeyMoose · 10 Apr 18, 10:05 AM

Thanks for replies folks. Didn't think there would be an issue but good to have confirmation of first hand experience for peace of mind.

Welshjim22 · 10 Apr 18, 10:14 AM

Originally Posted by geoffa

I don't think Tanzania is on Trump's list which was ruled illegal anyway.

And even if it was, it was regards to issues vetting visas for their nationals.

Guest · 10 Apr 18, 11:15 AM

Originally Posted by MickeyMoose

I don't think there is any issue with having a Tanzania stamp on passport and getting into US (but i must admit i don't know that 100%).

The nurse administering inoculations yesterday mentioned something about yellow fever course being quite close to the US trip.

Tanzania is not a yellow fever location, don�t need to take a course.

10 Apr 18, 07:57 AM	#4
	10 Apr 18, 07:57 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	I don't think Tanzania is on Trump's list which was ruled illegal anyway.