Do I need a multiple-entry visa for an intra-Schengen layover?
I plan to visit Spain and Portugal very soon, and I have received a single-entry Schengen Visa.
I will travel from Spain to Portugal on TAP airlines, which is a domestic flight between Schengen countries.
My question is, upon departure from Portugal, I will be going to a non-Schengen country (Cairo), but I have a layover in Germany which is a Schengen Country. Will I still be able to enter Germany even if I have departed Portugal to a non-Schengen destination?
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Do I need a transit visa for a connecting flight in Europe?
A transit visa is a travel document allowing you to pass through another country until you reach your destination. For example, if you are traveling from India to the US, but you need to stop in the Schengen Zone to continue your flight for the US, you require a transit visa for the Schengen Area.Do I need a transit visa if I have two layovers in Europe?
1. Re: Do I need a transit visa if I have two layovers in Europe? "Will I need a transit visa?" No, you will need a regular Schengen Visa (Type C).Do you need a visa when taking a connecting flight?
Re: Do I Need A Visa For A Connecting Flight Through The US? Yes. There is no transit at US airports and you will need to clear both Immigration and Customs at your first point of entry into the US regardless. You will need either an ESTA or a Visa.Can you transit through 2 Schengen countries?
No. Long stay visa or residence permit issued by a Schengen Agreement State allows you to travel or stay in other countries of Schengen area during the maximum period of \u201cshort stay visit\u201d (staying not more than 90 days within a period of 180 days).Schengen Visa MULTIPLE ENTRY vs SINGLE ENTRY
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