You need a visa to even enter the United States. Without one you can be deported immediately.
This is incorrect.
The tourist must have a passport to enter the country, not a visa. Typically, the "stamp" in your passport is good for 90 days. If the traveler wants to exceed those 90 days, they must apply to have an extended stay, and at that time, can also apply for a visa.
A visa is completley different from visiting. A passport grants you access to a country, but you cannot work in that country. A visa would allow that traveler to work in the country he/she is visiting.
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Yes, German Citizens can travel to Canada without a visa on the Visa Waiver Program. The examining officer will determine how long you are allowed to stay for based on circumstances of your visit, with a maximum of 6 months.
You can stay in Sweden for 3 months without a visa.
You have to have lived in Sweden for 5 years, unless you have a Danish, Norwegian, Finish or Icelandic citizenship, then it's just 2 years. You also have to apply for it.
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No, as long as you stay under a certin period of time.