single ticket(lufthansa) from new jersey to munich ; munich to bombay  travelling light-only carry on, no check in luggage  assuming same terminal- 2 ( both arrival and departure) at Munich  will there be any immigration check or any waiting line to get on the Mun-Bom plane  Indian national  Have a  US visitors B1/B2  No schengen visa.
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I bought a single ticket from Lufthansa, of Mumbai to Paris. My first flight (LH765) lands at 5:55am at Munich, from where I have another Lufthansa flight (LH2226) to Paris at 6:40am. This is a single ticket so I guess its responsibility of the airline to get me on the second flight, but since it's Non-Schengen to Schengen, will customs etc. be a problem? I am assuming the checked-in luggage would transferred automatically by the airline. Will I be able to make it?
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I am a dual Dutch-American citizen that is planning to visit Iran in the upcoming week. I have both a Dutch and an American passport.  According to the , "British, Canadian and American citizens are required to be escorted by a government approved guide at all times. Independent travel for these citizens has been banned due to the closure of Iranian foreign missions in these countries."  However, I asked an Iranian friend who said that I should have no problem as long as I enter on my Dutch passport, and this seems consistent with what I have read .   As Iran has a visa-on-arrival program for Dutch citizens, I assume that I can just show up at the airport in Tehran, show my Dutch passport, get a visa, and walk out of the airport and into Tehran.  Is this correct?  [edit 11/08/16] I've contacted the embassies of both countries and posted my answer below. My flight is tomorrow morning and I land in Tehran around 1am Thursday. I'll let everyone know what happens.
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I was flying from Kiev through Munich and Frankfurt to US. In Kiev I was refused a registration for the flight by airport official due an absence of Schengen visa. I had also just a carry on language, no check in. I presented my green card, but he said it did not matter. I had to buy another ticket, which was expensive, directly to USA. Was that a correct action of the official?
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I will be traveling by Atlasglobal and I'll have a connecting flight with IndiGo. Since these are two separate flights booked, Atlasglobal is not ready to book my checked in baggage directly to destination Delhi. As I do not have visa I am not allowed to go out of transit area.   What is the way to collect baggage from belt? Do I need to get a visa?
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I have a connection in Italy coming from outside Schengen area flying to outside Schengen area, and I'm wondering if I need to go through immigration and customs in Italy or not. The flights are separate reservations but it's the same airline (Alitalia) and same airport (FCO) and the waiting time between the flights is about 3.5 hours.
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I'm worried as it's my first trip on my own. All my flights are American Airlines and I have connections at Raleigh/Durham and at Chicago O'Hare, however there are no terminal changes, just connection times of under 2 hours, so will my luggage be automatically transferred plane to plane? or will I need to re-check them?
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I'm travelling from London (UK) to Jakarta and using 2 different airlines (2 separate tickets - non connecting flight), from London to Incheon using Asiana (1 ticket), and from Incheon to Jakarta using SQ/Singapore airlines (1 ticket) and have to layover at Incheon about 8 hours. Do I need a Korea visa if I have to transfer/change the airlines? Or can I change airlines without visa? I'm an Indonesia passport holder
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My itinerary     Bengaluru(Thai Airways International) --> Bangkok --> 01h15m layover   --> Bangkok(Thai Airways International) --> Taipei(Terminal 1)   ^ The flight numbers being different  While coming back from Taiwan, it would be      Taipei(Terminal 1)(Thai Airways International) --> Bangkok --> 10h45m   stop --> Bangkok (Thai Airways International) --> Bengaluru   ^ The flight numbers being different  So, would I be needing a transit visa for Bangkok?   I just got my stamped passport back from the Taiwan embassy with the visitor VISA stamp.  NOTE: All the above flights are booked at the same time i.e. both my Thai Airways International have the same PNR.  EDIT I got this off from the      National India (IN)             /Transit Thailand (TH)      Thailand (TH)      TWOV (Transit Without Visa): Visa required, except for Holders of   onward tickets for a max.      transit For details, click here time of 12 hours through Bangkok   Suvarnabhumi (BKK). Passengers must have a connecting flight      booked on the same ticket.          This does not apply when traveling on Angkor Air (K6),    Beijing Capital Airlines (JD), Business Air (8B), Cebu    Pacific (5J),   Eaststar Jet (ZE), Golden Myanmar Airlines    (Y5), Hong Kong Airlines   (HX), Indigo (6E), Jeju Air (7C),    Jet Asia Airways (JF), Jetstar   (JQ), Jetstar Pacific (BL),    Jin Air (LJ), JuneYao Airlines (HO),   Lao Central Airlines    (LF), Mandara Airlines (RI), Norwegian Air   (DY), Okay    Airways BK), Orient Thai Airlines (OX), Regent Air (RX),   Shandong Airlines (SC), Shanghai Airlines (FM), Shenzhen    Airlines   (ZH), Siberia Airlines (S7), Sichuan Airlines    (3U), South East   Asian Airlines (DG), Spice Jet (SG), Thai    Smile Airlines (WE),   Tianjin Airlines (GS), Tiger Air (TR),    Trans Aero (UN),   Turkmenistan Airlines (T5), T'way Airlines    (TW), Ural Airlines (U6)   and VietJet Air (VJ).  Visa required, except for Holders of onward   tickets for a max.         transit For details, click here time of 12 hours through Bangkok Don   Mueang (DMK) when traveling on Thai AirAsia (FD) or Thai AirAsia X   (XJ). Passengers must have a connecting flight      booked on the same ticket.
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I am traveling from Stockholm to Dubai and Dubai to Nairobi using two different airlines. I have Kenyan nationality and can't go through Immigration because I don't have a Dubai visa.    How I will get my luggage?
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[Edit] Note that this is not a duplicate question. The law was changed on the 1st of April 2016:     Additionally, from 1 April 2016, all travellers wishing to enter the US under the VWP will need to hold a passport with an integrated chip (an ePassport).   I have an ePassport, but I'm not sure if the chip in it still works as the automated check in machines by Aer Lingus at Dublin Airport were unable to read my passport. The automated passport machines on arrival at Dusseldorf Airport seemed to work (although I have no idea if those machines literally just take a visual scan of the passport or read the (possibly broken) chip in my passport).   Just in case the chip in my passport is indeed broken, what would happen at a US port of entry under the new rules effective from April 1st 2016?   Would I be denied entry or just scrutinized more?  Is there a way to check if the chip still works?
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I have Indian passport and USA H1 valid visa, will be travelling US and my itinerary is Mumbai – Munich – Frankfurt – San Francisco. This route has two stops in Germany, Munich – Frankfurt is German domestic flight. I am not sure if I would need a Schengen or Transit Visa. I was going through few German and Indian consulate visa website but I am not able to get the correct info, specially below two statements are confusing. Could you please help me with this?    In these five airports in Germany you can stay at the International Transit Area without a visa: 1.  Cologne/Bonn 2.  Düsseldorf 3.  Frankfurt/Main 4.  Hamburg  5.  Munich  Airport transit privilege does not apply in the following cases and you will need to get a visitor visa if: You are transiting through two or more airports in the Schengen Countries
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I am planning to go from Beijing to Macau from Hong Kong Airport through the ferry terminal.   Indians do not need a visa for Macau but a PAR for entry into Hong Kong.  I am planning my return to India after two days through Hong Kong airport  Will I require any visa or PAR for Hong Kong, if I do not intend to leave the transit area?
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I am traveling from the US to India via London Heathrow on November 6. I will be at LHR on 7th at 6:20 am and departing at 9:25 pm. I'm an Indian national and have a valid US visa.  Do I need a transit visa to stay airside?  I have been scared that British Airways have stopped a few people from boarding flights (no details just rumors).  Do I need a transit visa to stay landside? I want to do some sightseeing. What are the chances of getting past officials using transit without visa concession?  Real stories will help a lot to calm the butterflies in my stomach.
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A few years ago I've visited a hotel in Munich and was pleasantly surprised to find there was no reception as such. To get the keys you had to call a 24/7 support line, where you received a code to a locked box outside the hotel door, which contained the key to your room. It wasn't required to show any IDs or fill out any forms. Upon checkout you simply placed the key back into the box, no questions asked.  I'm not a paranoid person nor am I hiding from the law, however I find the concept of traveling anonymously appealing. Is there a way to find out in advance if the hotel in question allows for fully anonymous check-in? And is there a website which allows you to find such lodging?  See also a  about airlines.
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We are (2) Indian nation and travelling from India to USA via Hong Kong airport and about 15 hours layover in Hong Kong airport. Do we need a transit visa even if only changing planes? And can we apply in Hong Kong Airport?
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I was flying KLM from the UK to the USA with a short layover in Amsterdam.  Because of delays in the UK, I almost missed my flight.  The flight attendant told me my bag wasn't going to make it, but if I walk fast, my gate is just two over.  When I got to the gate, they had already closed the doors, but the counter was opened - I mentioned that my bag was not going to make it, but that's okay.  She said, "hold on," got onto her walkie-talkie, and said,  "Yep, that's what I thought: you can't fly if your bag's not going."  I originally thought that it might be a security concern, but that doesn't really make any sense.  Why can't I travel if my luggage doesn't make the connection?  EDIT: I should clarify that I have no beef with KLM - they treated my overnight in Amsterdam professionally and helpfully; I'm just curious what the reason would be.
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I have a single entry visa to Schengen countries(type c). I will be traveling to Norway from Toronto, Canada. I will stay for a week, then I will travel to Germany. My flight from Norway to Germany will have a transit in London. Will this be a problem with my Single Entry Visa? Will I be able to enter Germany even if I have a transit in London?