Amsterdam transit with Irish visa [duplicate]

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I have a Iranian passport but I also have the biometrics visa from Ireland as well. Do I need a visa to have a connection flight from Amsterdam?



Best Answer

Your Irish visa exempts you in any case from the airport transit visa requirement.

It does not exempt you from the regular Schengen visa requirement, should your journey require one (e.g. if you have two lay-overs in the Schengen area). Without such a visa, you cannot visit the city during your layover either.




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Do I need a visa if I am in transit in Amsterdam?

If you are transiting through two different Schengen airports for onward travel to a country outside Schengen and the first transit airport is in the Netherlands, you need to apply for a short-stay Schengen visa. Airport transit visas are not valid for this purpose.

Can you transit through two Schengen countries?

Yes. According to the Schengen rules, the Schengen visa is generally valid for all the countries in the Schengen area.

Does Amsterdam allow transit passengers?

An airport transit visa allows you to change planes at a Dutch airport for onward travel to a destination outside the Schengen Area. The visa (also referred to as an 'A' visa) does not allow you to enter the Netherlands or another Schengen country.

Do I need transit visa for UK if I have Irish visa?

You do not need a UK visitor visa if: you have a valid visa for the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man. you have a valid Irish biometric visa (marked 'BC' or 'BC BIVS' in the 'Remarks' section)



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