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Is it possible to buy tickets for an old non-biometric passport to France? New in the process of receiving, before departure I will have time to receive 100%, filed 20.01, departure approximately 9.09
Is it possible to buy tickets for an old non-biometric passport to France? New in the process of receiving, before departure I will have time to receive 100%, filed 20.01, departure approximately 9.09
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You can buy tickets. BUT. Travel documents must indicate the number of the document with which you are going to cross the border. Therefore, if the passport is non-biometric, you need a visa.
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answered 7 years ago
Subtracted that it is possible to change the data, and in this way is it real?
They write that in general, for foreign airlines, the document number is not important, the main thing is that the full name is correctly indicated on the ticket, and on the website of the KLM airline, I did not find anything about the documents
They write that in general, for foreign airlines, the document number is not important, the main thing is that the full name is correctly indicated on the ticket, and on the website of the KLM airline, I did not find anything about the documents
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answered 7 years ago
I bought this way from UIA, then you call them on the hotline and they make changes to the ticket
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answered 7 years ago
In addition to the airline, there are at least two more customs, on this side and on that side. Whether any specific customs officer wants to let you through, this will not be answered in any forum.
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answered 7 years ago
I proceed from the logic that I book tickets with the airline, but at customs I will already be with a valid biometric passport, I will try to contact the airline's support and knock something out of them) Thanks for the answers.
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answered 7 years ago
I hope you read everything correctly about the document number.
In any case, finding out these questions through the support of a particular airline is more reasonable than asking them on a travel forum.
In any case, finding out these questions through the support of a particular airline is more reasonable than asking them on a travel forum.
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answered 7 years ago
Again, customs officers are commemorated in vain ...
In general, there is no problem in buying a ticket for one passport, and being entitled to a visa-free regime for the second one. Just take both passports with you: both the old one and the new one.
In general, there is no problem in buying a ticket for one passport, and being entitled to a visa-free regime for the second one. Just take both passports with you: both the old one and the new one.
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answered 7 years ago
That's right, keep the old passport for yourself, I understand that it is valid and take a new one with you!
And yet, how much has already been written, the CUSTOMS are neither Ukrainian nor French, they DO NOT check documents, AIR TICKETS do not even look at the border control. So what? So it is necessary to take air tickets right now? Does that make them cheap?
And yet, how much has already been written, the CUSTOMS are neither Ukrainian nor French, they DO NOT check documents, AIR TICKETS do not even look at the border control. So what? So it is necessary to take air tickets right now? Does that make them cheap?
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answered 7 years ago
When a boarding pass is issued, all passport details are entered there. Those. buy a ticket using one passport, and then a day before departure, check in via the Internet and add another one to the boarding pass - no problem. The main thing is to match the full name, gender and date of birth.
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answered 7 years ago
The passport number is not a flight segment. Therefore, you buy a ticket for an old passport, then get a new one, contact the airline and change the number. A flight segment is a correctly specified full name. And here a problem of such a nature may arise that in the new biometric passport there will be some other letter in the Surname or Name in Latin. If you are sure that all the letters in the biometric passport match, then you can buy a ticket.
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answered 7 years ago
pepsicola wrote correctly about the spelling of the name and surname in Latin, UIA allows changing the passport data on the ticket if in the new passport, as pepsicola wrote, "all the letters match"
if it is another airline call and clarify the rules
if it is another airline call and clarify the rules
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answered 7 years ago
I don’t understand, your first passport after receiving the second automatically becomes invalid, or what?
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answered 7 years ago
Ollennka, if the validity of the first passport has not yet expired, then it is not withdrawn or canceled. But if the term of the first passport has expired by the time the second one is received, then it is mandatory to withdraw it. Here the problem is different, that the second passport is a biometric one that does not require a visa. If you buy a ticket using an old passport and then do not replace the passport number on the ticket with a new one, then you still need to apply for a visa. Therefore, without a visa, you can only fly with a biometric passport and no other one can go along with it to certify any data.
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answered 7 years ago
Yes there is no problem if the old passport is valid. There is a person for registration, shows the old passport, according to which the ticket was bought. The airline asks him: do you have a visa? Chel answers; but I don’t need to, I will enter on a visa-free basis on the basis of this biometric passport. And that's it, really.
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answered 7 years ago
A little not so.
Our old passports have expired, now we are waiting for new biometric ones. The old one can either be withdrawn, or at your request, breaking through and stamping "cancelled ", leave you. So it's not true"it is mandatory to withdraw it ". And then, having these two passports, you can definitely solve the problem with tickets.
How, wrote kolyan_cat.
I can't just figure out if flying in September. why not wait for a new passport. What, is there a queue for the plane and no tickets? Or are they now very cheap, almost free?
Our old passports have expired, now we are waiting for new biometric ones. The old one can either be withdrawn, or at your request, breaking through and stamping "cancelled ", leave you. So it's not true"it is mandatory to withdraw it ". And then, having these two passports, you can definitely solve the problem with tickets.
How, wrote kolyan_cat.
I can't just figure out if flying in September. why not wait for a new passport. What, is there a queue for the plane and no tickets? Or are they now very cheap, almost free?
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answered 7 years ago
a new EU directive requires airlines to provide PNR records to relevant authorities.
The new directive will be implemented in the EU by May 2018 to spread counter-terrorism measures.
Under the new procedure, the carrier is obliged to provide passenger data 48 hours before departure and immediately after boarding.
Passengers will be able to use the ticket only if their data in the boarding passes completely match the information on the passports or identification cards.
According to the European Commission, the new directive applies mainly to flights outside the EU.
However, Member States may decide to apply it to intra-EU flights as well.
Belgium is the first country to legislate to support the implementation of the directive from 1 January 2018.
https://ec.europa.eu/home-affairs/what-we-do/policies/police-cooperation/information-exchange /pnr_en
The new directive will be implemented in the EU by May 2018 to spread counter-terrorism measures.
Under the new procedure, the carrier is obliged to provide passenger data 48 hours before departure and immediately after boarding.
Passengers will be able to use the ticket only if their data in the boarding passes completely match the information on the passports or identification cards.
According to the European Commission, the new directive applies mainly to flights outside the EU.
However, Member States may decide to apply it to intra-EU flights as well.
Belgium is the first country to legislate to support the implementation of the directive from 1 January 2018.
https://ec.europa.eu/home-affairs/what-we-do/policies/police-cooperation/information-exchange /pnr_en
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answered 7 years ago
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