Help! POE Question. Flight is MNL-Guam-Hawaii-NY-Atlanta

[Genesis1 0]

What would be my POE?

[manilaraf 28]

Guam, since it's your first touchdown onto US Territory.

Edited February 15, 2015 by manilaraf

[Genesis1 0]

Guam, since it's your first touchdown onto US Territory.

Thanks ?

[VOL 425]

What would be my POE?

Very spread out and weird flight path to make it to your final destination

Hope it was super cheap

Sounds like a major PITA.........

[Hank_ 9,174]

What would be my POE?

Guam - immigration

Honolulu - customs

[Genesis1 0]

Guam - immigration

Honolulu - customs

Thanks Hank

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Guam is your POE and also immigration. Others before you have stated that runs pretty smoothly. For someone else's experience see the link below.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/518962-poe-guam-any-recent-experience/

[Genesis1 0]

Guam is your POE and also immigration. Others before you have stated that runs pretty smoothly. For someone else's experience see the link below.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/518962-poe-guam-any-recent-experience/

I'll be leaving Mnl 10:55pm - Guam 4:40am, departing Guam 6:35am for the connecting flight.

I hope immigration wouldn't be so busy by that time.

Thanks Greenbaum

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Genesis1, on 15 Feb 2015 - 07:25 AM, said:Genesis1, on 15 Feb 2015 - 07:25 AM, said:

I'll be leaving Mnl 10:55pm - Guam 4:40am, departing Guam 6:35am for the connecting flight.

I hope immigration wouldn't be so busy by that time.

Thanks Greenbaum

There are only three flights arriving around your time. One is from USA, the other from Korea and yours. You should have no problems.

www.flightaware.com

Edited February 15, 2015 by Greenbaum

[Anoushka Drew 5]

Hi.

If you want, you can go to my timeline and read my POE experience.

Have a wonderful trip. It will be tiresome but I know the excitement will just overwhelm you.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Genesis1, on 15 Feb 2015 - 07:25 AM, said:

I'll be leaving Mnl 10:55pm - Guam 4:40am, departing Guam 6:35am for the connecting flight.

I hope immigration wouldn't be so busy by that time.

Thanks Greenbaum

What to expect if traveling through Guam and then onto Hawaii.

When you arrived in Guam, look for the immigration counters (print off a map [see below] and look for the red immigration boxes at the ground level so you are familiar with their location) before heading to your connecting gate/flight. If your window to board your next flight is short be sure to walk briskly to immigration. Many travelers from Manila will have only a window of about an hour and 20 minutes before their next flight. Once you arrive, the immigration officer will ask for your visa packet and your passport. They may ask you to go to another document examination room. In this room, the agent will photocopy your passport and enter some additional information in their computer to generate your I-94. Hold onto the I-94 as you will need this for additional processing of documents once you arrive in the US. After a few minutes you will be called to come forward and get your I-94 and passport. They will emphasized that you will need to get married within 90 days or else you will need to return back to the Philippines.

After leaving immigration be sure to find your gate information and pass through security on your way. Everyone must undergo security to reboard. Check your ticket for your flight to Hawaii as it may contain the phrase "SSSS" (Secondary Security Screening Selection), which requires the TSA agent to check carry-on bags and an additional inspection of you.

When you arrive in Hawaii check the gate monitors to see which gate you will be departing from as it is customary to hop on the shuttle bus going to other terminals for your domestic flight. Be sure you retrieve your luggage to take with you on the bus and recheck them in again with the airlines that you will be traveling to the mainland US on.

Flight times: Manila to Guam is nearly 4-hour trip, then Guam to Hawaii is a 7-hour trip, Hawaii to east coast is a 9.5 hour trip, time to Chicago is 8.5 hours and the west coast is about 5.5 hours.

[some of the information is courtesy of Anoushka Drew]

Airport map for Guam: http://tinyurl.com/lou325y

[j&ana 363]

A lot of stops on that flight it seems like there should of been a flight with a fewer layovers If it was purchase because of price. the cheapest flight is not always the best option.

Edited February 17, 2015 by j&ana

[kipper_22 2]

That ticket should only cost you 600 or less.....if not, you are subjecting yourself in a lot of pain.

Jetlag and fatigue in consideration, you'll be running around from one plane to another five times. Be sure your carry-ons are light and goodluck, you'll need it.

Edited February 17, 2015 by kipper_22

[Genesis1 0]

What to expect if traveling through Guam and then onto Hawaii.

When you arrived in Guam, look for the immigration counters (print off a map [see below] and look for the red immigration boxes at the ground level so you are familiar with their location) before heading to your connecting gate/flight. If your window to board your next flight is short be sure to walk briskly to immigration. Many travelers from Manila will have only a window of about an hour and 20 minutes before their next flight. Once you arrive, the immigration officer will ask for your visa packet and your passport. They may ask you to go to another document examination room. In this room, the agent will photocopy your passport and enter some additional information in their computer to generate your I-94. Hold onto the I-94 as you will need this for additional processing of documents once you arrive in the US. After a few minutes you will be called to come forward and get your I-94 and passport. They will emphasized that you will need to get married within 90 days or else you will need to return back to the Philippines.

After leaving immigration be sure to find your gate information and pass through security on your way. Everyone must undergo security to reboard. Check your ticket for your flight to Hawaii as it may contain the phrase "SSSS" (Secondary Security Screening Selection), which requires the TSA agent to check carry-on bags and an additional inspection of you.

When you arrive in Hawaii check the gate monitors to see which gate you will be departing from as it is customary to hop on the shuttle bus going to other terminals for your domestic flight. Be sure you retrieve your luggage to take with you on the bus and recheck them in again with the airlines that you will be traveling to the mainland US on.

Flight times: Manila to Guam is nearly 4-hour trip, then Guam to Hawaii is a 7-hour trip, Hawaii to east coast is a 9.5 hour trip, time to Chicago is 8.5 hours and the west coast is about 5.5 hours.

[some of the information is courtesy of Anoushka Drew]

Airport map for Guam: http://tinyurl.com/lou325y

Thank You, this is very helpful. Full details and everything ??

[Genesis1 0]

That ticket should only cost you 600 or less.....if not, you are subjecting yourself in a lot of pain.

Jetlag and fatigue in consideration, you'll be running around from one plane to another five times. Be sure your carry-ons are light and goodluck, you'll need it.

Here's the link http://www.united.com/web/en-US/apps/booking/flight/searchResult1.aspx

What flight will you choose? I wouldn't be having carry-on since i can check-in 2bags for free