Will I need visa for my international transfer at Milan Malpensa Airport?
I am flying from Istanbul to São Paulo, the transfer is on my responsibility, these 2 flights are 2 different airlines however both my arrival and departure must be non Schengen Zone, International transit zone.I do have only cabin luggage with me. I hold Turkish Passport, I have contacted with the embassy and they told me that I will not need visa since the time between my flights are 2.5h- I have seen one of the online forums that states MXP(Milan Malpensa) does not have international transit zone, is it even possible? Both of my flights are arriving to and leaving from Terminal 1. I contacted to Turkish Airlines my first flight, they said they don’t know either. Anyone had any similar experiences? Thanks
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Do I need a transit visa for Milan Malpensa?
Unless you are leaving the International Transit Area inside the airport You need no visa at all.Do you need a transit visa for connecting flights?
Most countries that normally require that you have a visa, do not require the visa if you are a transit passenger, someone who is only transiting through the airport. As you don't go through immigration, and you don't enter the country, hence no visa is needed.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.Which countries require transit visa for connecting flights?
Cameroon, C\xf4te d'Ivoire, Cuba, Djibouti, Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, India, Liberia, Mali, Republic of the Congo, Sierra Leone, Syria, Togo and Yemen. Holders of passports issued by the Palestinian Authority also require a visa.HOW TO GET FROM MILANO CENTRALE STATION TO MILAN MALPENSA AIRPORT / ITALIAN TRAIN TRIP REPORT
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