Flying Winnipeg - Calgary - Amsterdam - Berlin, when do I go through customs?

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Not sure when I go through customs? Leaving on international flight from Calgary to AMS, and connecting in AMS to Berlin. Any info?



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Since your connecting flight to Berlin will be an intra-Schengen flight, you'll need to clear immigration at AMS.

Luggage may be checked through to Berlin if it's all on one ticket and you'll then clear customs in Berlin. Make sure to ask on checking to have your luggage checked through though, this is not necessarily automatic, even if flights are on the same ticket!




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Do you go through customs before or After international flight?

When Do You Go Through Customs? Generally, you'll go through customs when you arrive in a country that is different from the one your flight departed from. You'll encounter the customs process while making your exit from the final destination's airport.

Do you go through customs in layover?

Do I have to go through immigration and customs for a layover? For international layover flights, you will normally have to go through customs and immigration at the connecting airport.

Do you have to go through customs between european countries?

Customs regulations may also apply: Between EU countries, there's no need to make a customs declaration, but not all Schengen countries belong to the EU. If you're in an airport or ferry terminal, just follow the exit signs, which will take you through customs if necessary.

Do you have to go through customs on a layover in Germany?

Normally if you have a through ticket the baggage is checked thorough to your final destination and you will clear customs there, which is normally just a matter of walking through the green channel. However, you will go through immigration at Frankfurt. If all goes well 90 minutes should be adequate time.



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It all depends on your ticket, and if it's a single through ticket/booking or not.

If you have one ticket for the whole thing, then on arrival into Amsterdam you will go through Immigration and enter the Schengen area. Your bags will have been checked all the way through (check your baggage tags at checkin to ensure they did!), and will be transferred for you. On arrival in Berlin, you will collect your bags, and clear customs with them there. You will need to follow the Green (nothing to declare) or Red (goods to declare) channel as appropriate. (They won't have the green edge on their baggage tags which intra-EU bags get). At very small airports, there may not be a manned Red channel, in which case you'd need to ring up customs if you had something to declare.

If you have one ticket from Canada to Amsterdam, then a different one from Amsterdam to Berlin, then you will need to clear Immigration in Amsterdam (entering the Schengen area), then go and collect your bags. You and your bags then clear customs, following (almost) the same rules as you would in Berlin. You then go to your new airline's check in desk, and check your bags back in. Your bags will get new luggage tags, including the green intra-EU stripe on the end. On arrival in Berlin, you collect your bags and similarly leave through the either the Green or Red channels but this time more permissive rules would technically apply, since your last flight was inside the EU and your luggage now has green stripes (of course, that won't make a difference for you unless you went on a shopping spree while waiting in Amsterdam, but those are the rules…).

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