visa free travel for all caribbean natives

[didier]

st. barths natives or other caribbean islands natives may travel visa free and stay for 180 days to the usa, very cool. I wonder if dda will no longer need an esta.

 

[smartmoose]

Is the reverse true, as well? USA citizens can stay in St. Bart for 180 d without a visa?

 

[didier]

Is the reverse true, as well? USA citizens can stay in St. Bart for 180 d without a visa?

not yet unless france changes their laws. this concerns only travel to the us

 

[elgreaux]

Hmmmm, France is not a Caribbean nation. So I wonder if France is the same 90 days as before? And does that mean Cuba as well..?

 

[KevinS]

What's your source for this? Something that blanket (Caribbean-wide) and that long (90-day max is typical) seems odd.

 

[cec1]

Diana . . . is this a new Trump-era regulation?

 

[didier]

Diana . . . is this a new Trump-era regulation?

.....and it looks like this article might also be false. One never knows what is real or fake on the internet anymore. As they say if it sounds too good to be true, it is.

 

[bkeats]

I don't know what the source of this info is but I would say that this is false. There is no way that the US would allow visa free travel for anyone from the Caribbean just because you're a native. Heck, one of the last things Obama did was shut down the "wet foot dry foot" policy for Cubans.

These days if you only read about it on the net, it's more likely to be false given the garbage that's out there.