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fPf_iMc   1

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Hi guyz.. i really want to make sure about this one as I am confused. I am still waiting for my passport with visa so I am checking for some cheap tickets and travel agencies I can go. However, my mom is flying to Houston via Narita, Japan and she wants me to travel with her then me and my fiance will meet there in Houston.

Anyway, does the K1 visa have restriction in entering a non-US territory? Will it cause a problem when I reach the Japan Airport if I will be getting the MNL-NRT-HOU flight? Since K1 is only a single-entry visa and that I will only be buying a one-way ticket...

Please share anything you know about this. Thanks so much.

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tallcoolone   102

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You flight plan if fine.

Just get her the best and most convienent way you can

Stop overs and change of planes are normal in long International flights

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edp333   9

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Narita is a nice airport and a stop over there will not affect your K1. If you are flying JAL/AA you will most definitely be bused between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. If you have a hard time understanding the Jenglish just follow someone from your flight who can. Probably 2/3rds of your flight will continue on to the US.

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Hi guyz.. i really want to make sure about this one as I am confused. I am still waiting for my passport with visa so I am checking for some cheap tickets and travel agencies I can go. However, my mom is flying to Houston via Narita, Japan and she wants me to travel with her then me and my fiance will meet there in Houston.

Anyway, does the K1 visa have restriction in entering a non-US territory? Will it cause a problem when I reach the Japan Airport if I will be getting the MNL-NRT-HOU flight? Since K1 is only a single-entry visa and that I will only be buying a one-way ticket...

Please share anything you know about this. Thanks so much.

If you'll be flying via one airline carrier, it will be much easier. All you'll have to do is get off the plane and then follow the arrow saying "International Connecting Flights" or something like that, then look for the gate where your next plane will be and go there. Oh! There's a security area again before you get to the gates. But nothing to worry about.

If you're flying via different carriers, I don't know if you'll have to check out your luggage and then check in again...It's one thing you won't have to worry about if you're flying via one carrier.

 
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