The United States is one of the most popular honeymoon destinations in the world. Each year, thousands of newlyweds head off to The States to celebrate their newly established union. One of the reasons for this is that getting into the USA is fairly easy: you only need an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) and your flight tickets. The ESTA application is made online, and can be acquired in less than an hour in certain cases.
But despite planning your honeymoon to perfection and applying for your ESTA well in time, it can happen that your application for the ESTA permit is denied. That can mean the end of your honeymoon before it even starts! To avoid that, we?ve made a list of the most common reasons for ESTA rejection, so you know which pitfalls to avoid when planning your honeymoon to the USA. What to do if your honeymoon ESTA is rejected"

1: You did not fill in your second nationality
When you apply for an ESTA, you must indicate whether you have or have ever had a second nationality. The problem is that travellers are sometimes unaware that they have a second nationality. In some countries, people can lose their nationality when obtaining another one. If you or your parents were born in a different country than your current home country of which you have the nationality, check whether you still hold the nationality of your country of birth. If so, you must fill this in during the ESTA application.
2: You (accidentally) answered one of the safety que...