Visit the USA without a Visa
Target:
Congress of the United States of America
Sponsored by:
The ultimate goal of this petition
is to make the American government let the following countries:
Cyprus, Czech-Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak-Republic
join the group of the countries which citizens do not need a visa to visit USA
is to make the American government let the following countries:
Cyprus, Czech-Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak-Republic
join the group of the countries which citizens do not need a visa to visit USA
The ultimate goal of this petition
is to make the American government let the following countries:
Cyprus, Czech-Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak-Republic
join the group of the countries which citizens do not need a visa to visit USA
is to make the American government let the following countries:
Cyprus, Czech-Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak-Republic
join the group of the countries which citizens do not need a visa to visit USA
Sponsor: Witold Wolkowski
Addressee: Congress of the United States of America
We, citizens of the following countries: Cyprus, Czech-Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak-Republic, and also citizens of the USA, direct this petition to the American Congress requesting equal rights in regards to the visa regulations.
We, the undersigned - as %u201Ccitizens of the world%u201D (referring to the quote of the great American president John F. Kennedy, %u201CMy fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.%u201D) - direct this petition also to our government, it means to the governments of: Cyprus, Czech-Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak-Republic and USA, so that they act together on our behalf as new citizens of the European Union to jointly start negotiations on the international level with the government of the USA.
Right at the present moment - after the crash of communism in Europe (out of these 9 countries, 7 are countries where people can finally enjoy democracy, this democracy that America supports and defends so firmly) - is the best time to achieve such relations between countries as they would have been if not the iron curtain raised for 50 years when the world divided into two blocks - one democratic and free, and the other one living under the soviet heel. Now is the best time to achieve a situation when these new citizens of the free world would have an opportunity to see with their own eyes what was forbidden for them for a few decades - a country which through its politics of the eighties significantly contributed to the falling of this curtain.
Knowing each other and learning each other%u2019s history would certainly help to straighten our feeling of security in the world where lack of a real knowledge about average citizens of other countries - very often their neighbors - makes it possible and easier for some countries to convince their own citizens that they should take various actions causing harm to the people from other countries. Lets enjoy our freedom that we have had a chance to get in our life. I personally enjoy it and I thank America for my freedom and for accepting me as her citizen. This is an honor for me and for my family. From the moment I was nine-year-old, and at the same time from the moment when a great president, J.F. Kennedy, a big dreamer with a great vision and a freedom defender unexpectedly departed, I have been fascinated by America. I have been always under a big impression of this man. Now, I can do something that corresponds with his famous quote, %u201CAnd so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you --- ask what you can do for your country.%u201D
I, Witold Wolkowski, as a citizen of this country - America - do it for my country. Taking advantage of what I have learned in my life - mostly here, in USA - and also following the principles I adopted from my parents and from my fellow-citizens here, in my new homeland USA, as the first one I am signing this petition.
I am asking people of good will to sign this petition. Only together, only acting solidarily (that%u2019s how communism fell, first in Poland and then in Europe) we can achieve the goal this petition is supposed to serve. Signed,
[your name]
[your address]
[your comment]
Addressee: Congress of the United States of America
We, citizens of the following countries: Cyprus, Czech-Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak-Republic, and also citizens of the USA, direct this petition to the American Congress requesting equal rights in regards to the visa regulations.
We, the undersigned - as %u201Ccitizens of the world%u201D (referring to the quote of the great American president John F. Kennedy, %u201CMy fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.%u201D) - direct this petition also to our government, it means to the governments of: Cyprus, Czech-Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak-Republic and USA, so that they act together on our behalf as new citizens of the European Union to jointly start negotiations on the international level with the government of the USA.
Right at the present moment - after the crash of communism in Europe (out of these 9 countries, 7 are countries where people can finally enjoy democracy, this democracy that America supports and defends so firmly) - is the best time to achieve such relations between countries as they would have been if not the iron curtain raised for 50 years when the world divided into two blocks - one democratic and free, and the other one living under the soviet heel. Now is the best time to achieve a situation when these new citizens of the free world would have an opportunity to see with their own eyes what was forbidden for them for a few decades - a country which through its politics of the eighties significantly contributed to the falling of this curtain.
Knowing each other and learning each other%u2019s history would certainly help to straighten our feeling of security in the world where lack of a real knowledge about average citizens of other countries - very often their neighbors - makes it possible and easier for some countries to convince their own citizens that they should take various actions causing harm to the people from other countries. Lets enjoy our freedom that we have had a chance to get in our life. I personally enjoy it and I thank America for my freedom and for accepting me as her citizen. This is an honor for me and for my family. From the moment I was nine-year-old, and at the same time from the moment when a great president, J.F. Kennedy, a big dreamer with a great vision and a freedom defender unexpectedly departed, I have been fascinated by America. I have been always under a big impression of this man. Now, I can do something that corresponds with his famous quote, %u201CAnd so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you --- ask what you can do for your country.%u201D
I, Witold Wolkowski, as a citizen of this country - America - do it for my country. Taking advantage of what I have learned in my life - mostly here, in USA - and also following the principles I adopted from my parents and from my fellow-citizens here, in my new homeland USA, as the first one I am signing this petition.
I am asking people of good will to sign this petition. Only together, only acting solidarily (that%u2019s how communism fell, first in Poland and then in Europe) we can achieve the goal this petition is supposed to serve. Signed,
[your name]
[your address]
[your comment]
We signed the "Visit the USA without a Visa" petition!
# 684:
3:43 pm PDT, Jun 25,
Rafal Galicki, United Kingdom
# 683:
2:41 am PDT, Jun 15,
Smeeta Parida, India
HI, My brother is there in San Fransisco. His health is critical no one is there in hospital. I need information that for 1 week can i get permission to go to US without VISA to bring him back. I have passport with me.
HI, My brother is there in San Fransisco. His health is critical no one is there in hospital. I need information that for 1 week can i get permission to go to US without VISA to bring him back. I have passport with me.
# 682:
10:02 am PDT, Jun 6,
Adam Kandzierski, United Kingdom
# 681:
10:33 am PDT, Jun 3,
Sebastian Kurpas, Poland
I think - this petition is really important. All ten countries have same target ! "Greate Union" have no sense if people will be cathegorised ,have different rights,permissions etc. Some time ago ,I was completly sure,there was my future.Tooday I can`t say deffinatelly ,because I am not sure.Some day all nonsense borders will broked,that is my wish
I think - this petition is really important. All ten countries have same target ! "Greate Union" have no sense if people will be cathegorised ,have different rights,permissions etc. Some time ago ,I was completly sure,there was my future.Tooday I can`t say deffinatelly ,because I am not sure.Some day all nonsense borders will broked,that is my wish
# 680:
2:55 am PDT, May 31,
TEERTH SINGH, India
# 679:
1:42 pm PDT, May 19,
Aneta Bazan, Connecticut
It is totally unfair that residents of Poland, still need visas to enter USA. Im a citizen of USA, and only because of the “visa issue”, my husband and I had to wait several long years to visit our home, our families, our country. Both of those countries have been in political alliance for a long time!!!!!!!!! I think both countries would benefit if Poland got “visa-free entry” granted. It is ridiculous that one person, at embassy, gets to choose who goes and who stays. I hope my comment matters. Thank you.
It is totally unfair that residents of Poland, still need visas to enter USA. Im a citizen of USA, and only because of the “visa issue”, my husband and I had to wait several long years to visit our home, our families, our country. Both of those countries have been in political alliance for a long time!!!!!!!!! I think both countries would benefit if Poland got “visa-free entry” granted. It is ridiculous that one person, at embassy, gets to choose who goes and who stays. I hope my comment matters. Thank you.
# 678:
7:26 am PDT, May 19,
Robert Eastman, Ohio
# 677:
12:07 pm PDT, Apr 13,
Cameron Olovan, Brazil
IF barack obama has such a good realationship with brasil president Lula, why wouldnt he allow us brasilians to enter the u.s without a visa. Americans can get a visa so easy to enter our beautiful country, why isnt it vise verse. I dont get it.
IF barack obama has such a good realationship with brasil president Lula, why wouldnt he allow us brasilians to enter the u.s without a visa. Americans can get a visa so easy to enter our beautiful country, why isnt it vise verse. I dont get it.
# 676:
8:46 pm PDT, Apr 8,
Olga Wojcik, Poland
# 675:
5:56 am PDT, Apr 6,
Name not displayed, United Kingdom
# 674:
11:18 pm PDT, Apr 3,
Ckyde B. Elliott, California
The Uk is allowing Taiwan citizens to enter the UK without a visa for stays up to 6 months, The UK is smart they know how to ease the ailing tourist industry. The usa hotel and shopping outlets could use a stmulas that Taiwan tourist can provide.
The Uk is allowing Taiwan citizens to enter the UK without a visa for stays up to 6 months, The UK is smart they know how to ease the ailing tourist industry. The usa hotel and shopping outlets could use a stmulas that Taiwan tourist can provide.
# 673:
3:14 am PDT, Apr 2,
Adrian Sztogryn, United Kingdom
# 672:
10:38 am PDT, Apr 1,
Marta Herreras, Spain
# 671:
4:00 pm PDT, Mar 31,
Carles Rabassa Guixé, United Kingdom
# 670:
3:57 pm PDT, Mar 31,
David Gomez Herrera, United Kingdom
# 669:
3:49 pm PDT, Mar 31,
Yan-kay Cheung, Spain
I am marrying my Polish fiancé in 6 months in USA and it is a pain to have to ask for a visa. I am Spanish and I don't need it!
I am marrying my Polish fiancé in 6 months in USA and it is a pain to have to ask for a visa. I am Spanish and I don't need it!
# 668:
1:21 pm PDT, Mar 27,
Name not displayed, Pakistan
i love to visit America i wish i could .....
i love to visit America i wish i could .....
# 667:
2:19 pm PDT, Mar 20,
Joseph Akintope, Nigeria
i hope it will work with out visa to U.S
i hope it will work with out visa to U.S
# 666:
2:36 pm PDT, Mar 17,
Henryk Baran, Poland
STOP VISA's
STOP VISA's
# 665:
7:10 am PDT, Mar 16,
John Davis, Maryland
I do beleave that the such stated countrys above do deserve to have free visa travel to the USA along with romania and few other such countrys. After all everyone has right to travel this planet.And to see and visit all places the desire to. I thank you John Davis
I do beleave that the such stated countrys above do deserve to have free visa travel to the USA along with romania and few other such countrys. After all everyone has right to travel this planet.And to see and visit all places the desire to. I thank you John Davis
# 664:
1:11 am PST, Mar 5,
Sylwia Wrembel, Poland
I want America without visa!
I want America without visa!
# 663:
12:03 am PST, Mar 3,
Name not displayed, India
# 662:
8:31 am PST, Feb 23,
Azeez Olusan, Nigeria
i need american visa i am in nigeria a small boy of 19 years
i need american visa i am in nigeria a small boy of 19 years
# 661:
3:35 pm PST, Feb 19,
Tulsi Poudel, Denmark
i would like to visit U.S.A. onces time in my life.
i would like to visit U.S.A. onces time in my life.
# 660:
5:32 pm PST, Feb 12,
Hany Abdel aziz ahmed, Egypt
i hope that
i hope that
# 659:
11:21 am PST, Feb 11,
Olumide Abayomi, Nigeria
i will like to hear from you fast
i will like to hear from you fast
# 658:
8:47 am PST, Feb 5,
Arthur Prusik, Poland
My name is Arthur, and I'm Polish. I wish that people from Poland can travel to the United States without a visa. There are many from Poland living in the United States and they want that they get visits from families and friends from Poland, it is instructive for tired Poles to wait to get visas so they can travel to the United States. I think that it is unfair for Poland that Poles need visas to visit the United States while other countries like Belgium, Germany, France, Czech Republic, Sweden and so on can travel to the United States without a visa .. Now do I want the USA to treat Poland justified. Poland is a great country with great people, they want to have fun holiday in the United States. I hope that the U.S. should let Poland to travel to the United States without a visa as soon as possible.
My name is Arthur, and I'm Polish. I wish that people from Poland can travel to the United States without a visa. There are many from Poland living in the United States and they want that they get visits from families and friends from Poland, it is instructive for tired Poles to wait to get visas so they can travel to the United States. I think that it is unfair for Poland that Poles need visas to visit the United States while other countries like Belgium, Germany, France, Czech Republic, Sweden and so on can travel to the United States without a visa .. Now do I want the USA to treat Poland justified. Poland is a great country with great people, they want to have fun holiday in the United States. I hope that the U.S. should let Poland to travel to the United States without a visa as soon as possible.
# 657:
2:48 am PST, Feb 3,
Name not displayed, Poland
I LIKE US VERY MUCH. I WAS THERE TWICE AND I WOULD LIKE SEE US AGAIN.
I LIKE US VERY MUCH. I WAS THERE TWICE AND I WOULD LIKE SEE US AGAIN.
# 656:
2:32 pm PST, Feb 2,
Name not displayed, Poland
I want go to USA without VISA, because it's very nice state.
I want go to USA without VISA, because it's very nice state.
# 655:
11:46 am PST, Feb 2,
Patryk Witwicki, Poland
Nale¿y nam sie zniesienie wiz!
Nale¿y nam sie zniesienie wiz!
# 653:
10:57 am PST, Jan 28,
Dan Mente, New Jersey
As much as Poland has done for the US, we should consider allowing Poles to visit the US without having to pay a huge price just to apply but not necessarily receive, a Visa.
As much as Poland has done for the US, we should consider allowing Poles to visit the US without having to pay a huge price just to apply but not necessarily receive, a Visa.
# 652:
2:44 am PST, Jan 27,
Olga Musia³, Poland
# 651:
8:09 pm PST, Jan 22,
Name not displayed, Washington
My brother recently got married to a Cypress citizen but cannot be with her until the mass loads of paperwork and legalities go through. Please shorten their wait and pass this!
My brother recently got married to a Cypress citizen but cannot be with her until the mass loads of paperwork and legalities go through. Please shorten their wait and pass this!
