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We fly from Warsaw to about. Tenerife with a transfer in Birmingham, the question is, do I need a transit visa when arriving in Birmingham?
We fly from Warsaw to about. Tenerife with a transfer in Birmingham, the question is, do I need a transit visa when arriving in Birmingham?
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If you do not plan to leave the transit zone in Birmingham, then a visa is not needed.
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answered 7 years ago
Only now you need to find out if the transit zone is at Birmingham Airport. Not all airports in the United Kingdom have transit terminals. For example, Heathrow Airport and Gatwick have such zones, while Stansted and Luton do not.
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answered 7 years ago
Ahem... In my opinion, the first question - are both flights issued with the same ticket or different ones? If from Birmingham - Ryan, and the tickets are different, then the transit zone will not save.
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answered 7 years ago
There was also such an option - if you have tickets and you need to leave the transit zone without a visa - the issue is decided by the border service officer ("at the discretion" of the officer - up to a day).
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answered 7 years ago
I’m flying there with wizzair, from there I’m Ryan, I plan not to go out into the transit zone, I have a biometric passport.
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answered 7 years ago
"I plan not to leave the transit zone" - this is where the dog rummaged. Tickets are separate, transfer is not provided for them, your desire may not be asked, stupidly expel everyone to passport control without options. Very risky.
Ryan from Poland flies to Tenerife, it's better to overpay. Otherwise, there is a very high chance of not flying anywhere.
Ryan from Poland flies to Tenerife, it's better to overpay. Otherwise, there is a very high chance of not flying anywhere.
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answered 7 years ago
Sorry, but where does it say that the tickets are separate? Several times I bought two flights of different airlines with one ticket. Passenger and baggage are checked in without problems immediately to the final destination.
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answered 7 years ago
Miles sorry, two low-cost airlines, Ryan and Wizzair, I want to bet that these are different tickets? Will it go for a case of champagne?
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answered 7 years ago
On a transfer, I flew from Washington to Kyiv via Munich, Delta and Lufthansa, in Washington they issued 2 tickets, moved in Munich without leaving the transit zone
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answered 7 years ago
There the main issue will be in the baggage check-in. I didn’t fly with low-cost airlines, and regular airlines check in luggage to the final destination without any problems. But since kolyan_cat has the experience that religion forbids low-cost airlines from checking in baggage immediately to the end point, then this is sad...
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answered 7 years ago
"in Washington they issued 2 tickets" - a thousand apologies, Delta + Lufthansa - this is 1 ticket, in Washington you were given 2 boarding tickets, this is a completely different situation.
Baggage can be checked in to the final destination only if both segments of the flight are issued with 1 ticket.
Baggage can be checked in to the final destination only if both segments of the flight are issued with 1 ticket.
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answered 7 years ago