Would I have to declare an arrest record when applying for an ESTA visa?

So a few years back, I was arrested by Irish police for prescription forgery. They let me go with a warning (adult caution) and that was it. I was under the impression that it was just a 'slap on the wrist' but my friend did tell me I was arrested even if I wasn't put in handcuffs and that it goes on a record.

I travelled to the U.S. back in 2017 before this and now want to travel again at the end of this year/start of the next. If reapplying for my ESTA, would I have to declare this arrest record or is it okay as it's not a criminal record?

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Does ESTA check UK criminal records?

The ESTA process asks questions regarding criminal convictions. If you answer 'yes' to the questions that are asked during the ESTA process (see here for further information) regarding convictions, you will be told that you are not eligible to travel under the VWP and will instead have to apply for a visa.

Do foreigners with criminal record can get a US travel visa?

The reason is that U.S. immigration law (I.N.A. \xa7 212)) states that foreign nationals with various types of criminal convictions are "inadmissible" to the U.S., meaning they are not allowed to enter the U.S. on any sort of visa.

What reasons would an ESTA be denied?

The most common reasons for rejection of ESTA application In the past, overstayed when visited the US. In the past, worked without required VISA and pointed out from authorities when visited the US. In the past, rejected the entry to the US for some reasons. In the past, deported for some reasons after staying the US.

What convictions stop you entering America?

Crimes of Moral Turpitude

Passing bad checks.
Assault causing bodily harm, or with intent to cause harm.
Assault with a weapon.
Assault with intent to cause bodily harm.
Aggravated Assault. ...
Sexual assault.
Theft.
Burglary.

Can I get an ESTA with Criminal Record?

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