Transit in Curaçao
I am a Indian passport holder and have booked a single ticket from New Delhi to Port of Spain via Amsterdam and Curaçao. From New Delhi to Curaçao, I am traveling by KLM and from Curaçao to Port of Spain, by Insel air. Although I booked single ticket, The KLM authorities told me that I will receive my luggage in Curaçao and I will have to get boarding pass for Curaçao to Port of Spain in Curaçao. I don't have any visa for Curaçao. Do I need to pass through immigration for getting my luggage for recheck in or it will be automatically transferred to Insel Air at Curaçao?
Best Answer
You always need to clear immigration to pick up luggage.
So yes, you will need a visa for Curacao, which you apply for at the Dutch embassy.
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How do you get around in Curaçao?
The best way to get around Cura\xe7ao is by car. Some of Cura\xe7ao's hotels offer area shuttles, and the public buses cover the majority of the island, but service is infrequent, especially outside of Willemstad. If you want to explore the island on your own time, then you'll want your own set of wheels.Can you use Uber in Curaçao?
Are there ride-sharing services on the island (i.e. Uber, Lyft)? No, there are no ride-sharing services in Cura\xe7ao.Do I need visa for Curaçao?
U.S. citizens are allowed to stay in Cura\xe7ao without a visa or permit for a maximum consecutive period of six months each calendar year. If you want to stay longer than 180 days, or if you want to work, you must apply for a residence permit.Are there buses in Curaçao?
There are large buses (Konvoi) and small vans (Bus) serving different routes, mainly operating from terminals in front of the post offices located at the Waaigat in Punda or in Otrabanda. Some hotels offer their own scheduled transportation services, to and from downtown.Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
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