Madurai to Germany via Dubai - SpiceJet
I am an Indian citizen with a German residency permit. I am travelling from Germany to Dubai by Pegasus Airlines and then from Dubai to Madurai by SpiceJet separately, in both directions. I need to transfer myself in Dubai. I have found that transit is possible in Dubai airport via transit desk without UAE transit visa.
But, I have read on SpiceJet's website that Indian citizens travelling from India to Dubai need "Ok to Go" stamp in their passports. It is not clearly explained for transit people like me with Schengen visa.
Q1: Will SpiceJet in Madurai check "Ok to Go" and reject me (Indian citizen with Schengen residence permit) in Madurai airport during my return journey?
If yes; Q2: Is there is any other possibility to solve the above problem?
If "Ok to Go" is ultimately needed for SpiceJet in Madurai; Q3: How can I get it from Germany and how much does it cost?
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Does SpiceJet offer international flights?
As of February 2021, Indian airline SpiceJet flies to a total of 64 destinations, including 52 domestic destinations and 12 international destinations within Asia.Is SpiceJet operating from Dubai now?
While passengers of Emirates will be able to access the SpiceJet network first from early 2020, SpiceJet passengers travelling from India to Dubai will also be able to access Emirates' expansive network later, opening up multiple international connections for them.Which countries does SpiceJet fly to?
The following is an overview of all Spicejet flights and destinations:- Bangladesh.
- India.
- Oman.
- Saudi Arabia.
- Sri Lanka.
- Thailand.
- United Arab Emirates.
Is SpiceJet going to shut down?
In December 2021, the Madras High Court had reportedly ordered the winding up of SpiceJet and asked the official liquidator to take over the airline's assets.Madurai to Dubai | Travel | SpiceJet |Akil Speaks
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