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Transit Visa In Paris For Russian Citizen

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tscott   0

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My girlfriend is going to fly from moscow Russia to cabo san lucas Mexico, with a layover/transit in Paris France.

We are wondering if she needs a transit visa in paris. It is very confusing.

she will NOT leave the airport.

She can not get her electronic visa to Mexico until 30 days until her travel.

If she needs a transit visa, what are the requirements?

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Boiler   45,980

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This is a US Immigration site.

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randye80   24

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This comes up frequently in the RUB (Russia-Ukraine-Belarus) Forum, where you get useful advice.

As long as she has the proper tickets and visa for Mexico, she will be able to transit the EU no problem. However, she cannot leave the airport.

When my wife came to the US for the first time, a flight delay out of Moscow caused her to miss her connection in Frankfurt, and she had a 22 hour layover. The airline was prepared to offer a hotel voucher, before they realized that she couldn't exit the terminal. They did give her a couple of food court coupons.

Shiobhan Experienced

Shiobhan   235

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A friend LPR travelling to Germany thru Paris , had no transit

visa was put on a plane back to US...he has no criminal record

his own business and was going to attend a ceremony including

his sister that was stationed in Germany with the military..I'd

tell her go to their embassy with itinerary and apply for one to be safe

 
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