a7m
Nov 9, 11, 3:49 pm
I'm thinking of flying from the US to Russia via Rome (FCO). Can I transfer from terminal 5 to 3 without going through passport control? I'm Russian and don't want to go through the Italian visa hassle.
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dcmike
Nov 9, 11, 7:52 pm
Since this is about FCO and Schengen visas, I would suggest posting your question in the Italy forum. You're likely to get a more knowledgable response there.
a7m
Nov 10, 11, 9:56 am
Since this is about FCO and Schengen visas, I would suggest posting your question in the Italy forum. You're likely to get a more knowledgable response there.
Well... I did but figured that those who fly to Russia have more relevant experience with European transit than those who live in Europe. Generally speaking, people are not aware of their countries' immigration laws. Americans don't have a clue about U.S. immigration laws. Europeans ... well, you got the point. So. Are there Russians who traveled through Rome?
Well... I did but figured that those who fly to Russia have more relevant experience with European transit than those who live in Europe. Generally speaking, people are not aware of their countries' immigration laws. Americans don't have a clue about U.S. immigration laws. Europeans ... well, you got the point. So. Are there Russians who traveled through Rome?