denial to fly

[vbtbmrt 2]

well according to her aunt she took cfo class but i think it would be a reason to not let her fly i dont know the person personally just the aunt. i have been trying to get the whole story. i know 2 other people fly to japan then to usa and they didnt have problem but that was 6 months ago. it was just a question to see if anyone heard of it . we are still trying to figure it out thanks guys for the reply's

[chvac07 0]

ok friend told me that her niece was denied to fly out of manila to japan on continental flight because she was k-1.

her flight plan was manila to japan to guam to dallas then to florida. but was denied to board but i was told she was first time immigrant and couldnt stop over in japan due to this

ok is this true or any one else heard of this????? i never have but just want to check thanks all

My wife and her son flew from manila to japan then to minneapolis on k-1 and k-2 visa. No problems for that!!! Only problem we had was to wait and rebook flight after noticed her son was listed as female on his visa. 1 day layover in manila whilst they fixed da visa GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!! LOL

[aljhel 0]

Push, what happens is that they get asked their destinations and they would say their first layover (ex. Tokyo/Haneda) would be their destination and then the disaster would happened; then they would argue. Even though they may have layovers in other countries, maybe this individual didnt understand that FLORIDA was their destination and not JAPAN. Happens all the TIME hehehe! I've traveled to so many ports around the world and it happens all the time and especially to folks who don't travel that much!

EVERYONE! Please let your significant other know that their DESTINATION is what the last airport they will fly into the U.S..

ok friend told me that her niece was denied to fly out of manila to japan on continental flight because she was k-1.

her flight plan was manila to japan to guam to dallas then to florida. but was denied to board but i was told she was first time immigrant and couldnt stop over in japan due to this

ok is this true or any one else heard of this????? i never have but just want to check thanks all

Use this site for reference about travel restrictions and requirements. Based on my read, this should not have been a problem.

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...rt_information/

[yogib37 3]

Push, what happens is that they get asked their destinations and they would say their first layover (ex. Tokyo/Haneda) would be their destination and then the disaster would happened; then they would argue. Even though they may have layovers in other countries, maybe this individual didnt understand that FLORIDA was their destination and not JAPAN. Happens all the TIME hehehe! I've traveled to so many ports around the world and it happens all the time and especially to folks who don't travel that much!

EVERYONE! Please let your significant other know that their DESTINATION is what the last airport they will fly into the U.S..

ok friend told me that her niece was denied to fly out of manila to japan on continental flight because she was k-1.

her flight plan was manila to japan to guam to dallas then to florida. but was denied to board but i was told she was first time immigrant and couldnt stop over in japan due to this

ok is this true or any one else heard of this????? i never have but just want to check thanks all

Use this site for reference about travel restrictions and requirements. Based on my read, this should not have been a problem.

http://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...rt_information/

You know, I did not think of that angle, and I think you really have a good and vaild point there.

that is true. maybe if they as what is my destination was I would ask them, do you mean my final destination

just to make sure we both understand the question.

[FCH 1]

i have had stop-overs in japan to the US a couple of times. they didnt really care. but ya as long as you dont leave the airport and as long as it is not more than 72 hours.

[payxibka 10,047]

not a K-1 issue... moving

[Saddle Bronc 124]

What are transit requirements for Japan?

Edited March 2, 2009 by CherryXS

[Joan >3 Bob 20]

ok friend told me that her niece was denied to fly out of manila to japan on continental flight because she was k-1.

her flight plan was manila to japan to guam to dallas then to florida. but was denied to board but i was told she was first time immigrant and couldnt stop over in japan due to this

ok is this true or any one else heard of this????? i never have but just want to check thanks all

Friend I do not think you were told all the facts. I just flew out of Manila on Feb 24 on Northwest airlines with my fiancee on her K1 visa and our flight stopped in Japan. The airlines does not make the rules, it is imigration at Manila airport. Maybe she did not have the required CFO stamp in her passport as the Philippoine government requires for all visas.

[Jasman0717 9]

ok friend told me that her niece was denied to fly out of manila to japan on continental flight because she was k-1.

her flight plan was manila to japan to guam to dallas then to florida. but was denied to board but i was told she was first time immigrant and couldnt stop over in japan due to this

ok is this true or any one else heard of this????? i never have but just want to check thanks all

Friend I do not think you were told all the facts. I just flew out of Manila on Feb 24 on Northwest airlines with my fiancee on her K1 visa and our flight stopped in Japan. The airlines does not make the rules, it is imigration at Manila airport. Maybe she did not have the required CFO stamp in her passport as the Philippoine government requires for all visas.

I agree, I too think it is something other than layovers in Japan.

[payxibka 10,047]

National Philippines (PH) /Transit Japan (JP)

Destination U.S.A. (US)

ALSO CHECK DESTINATION INFORMATION BELOW

Japan (JP)

TWOV (Transit Without Visa):

Visa required, except for Those continuing their journey to a third country on the same day. If transit time is less than 72

hours,

Visa required, except for Those holding a Transit-Pass issued if:

Additional Information:

- All visitors must hold onward or return ticket, proof of sufficient funds to cover duration of their stay in Japan and documents required for their next destination.

- An unexpired visa in an expired passport may be used provided For details, click here

Warning:

- Non-compliance with entry regulations may result in fines for the carrier of JPY 500,000.

- and refusal of the passenger.

https://www.delta.com/planning_reservations...ation/index.jsp