Skiplagged with international flights [duplicate]

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Skiplagged's website makes it seem like no big deal (i.e. just bring your passport and get off where you want). And of course you need to get a visa if either, or both, your final destination and "layover destination" require it.

But is it really that simple? Like domestic skiplagged?

I.E. If I want to go to Seoul and there is a cheap ticket that layovers in Seoul but final destination is actually Taiwan. Neither requires a visa so I would just get off in Seoul?

Has anyone actually done this? What was your experience?

Thanks.

DUPLICATE FLAG: I went to the link for the "duplicate"question, it doesn't really answer what I am looking for. That one is about hidden city travel and other airlines knowing; even if they did, which I'm sure they don't, I don't see why they'd care about what you did on another airline.



Best Answer

I don't see any problem here, and make sure you go with just carry-on luggage :)

Also it seems that site is not really optimized for international and search with ITA Matrix could give better results.




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