TIMATIC Online (for passport and visa information)
Hello everyone!
PLease advise where can I find latest edition of TIMATIC on the web??? Preferably for free! Thnx |
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Whereas Delta Airlines used to provide a page to enter data that used timaticweb (web-based version of Timatic), they no longer do. Nonetheless, you can use this form provided by United Airlines to derive the same information, also from timaticweb. Star Alliance provides a similar webform here, using IATA Netherlands. |
The *A form is much more complete. The UA form is correct as far as it goes, but fails to ask all of the questions which might make a difference.
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Thanks for that! I was used to using the Delta Airlines form, and suddenly - poof!
Originally Posted by Often1
(Post 19939769)
The *A form is much more complete. The UA form is correct as far as it goes, but fails to ask all of the questions which might make a difference.
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You can also access it on the oneworld site
http://www.oneworld.com/airports-des...h-information/ |
Skyteam is here - (to finish the Timatic tour of the alliances:)
http://www.skyteam.com/en/your-trip/...sa-and-Health/ |
Is Timatic unreliable ?
Hello,
New FTer here, well not entirely since I've been browsing for quite a while ! I wish my first post wasn't worth 240€ but hey, maybe this will be the start of a great love story :D Which brings me to my question, how reliable is Timatic ? I am leaving for Brazil on Saturday, I checked the passport requirements several weeks ago on *A's online Timatic, and here's what it said : National Belgium (BE) /Embarkation France (FR) Destination Brazil (BR) Passport required. - Passports and/or passport replacing documents must be valid for the period of intended stay. So, I had my answer and was happy about it until today, I guess I had some kind of epiphany that ordered me to second check this, and that led me to see on various websites that the passport must actually be valid for 6 months after you enter the territory. I tried to believe it were the various websites that were wrong, so I contacted the Brazilian Consulate, which confirmed that indeed, the 6 months rule is still in use. I'm glad I checked, less glad about the express passport delivery I'm gonna have to pay for, but I guess it's better than being denied entry :) Has anyone else experienced something like this ? And how come the source of documentation requirements used by airlines pretty much everywhere has truck-sized mistakes like this ? |
http://www.skyteam.com/en/Why-SkyTea...sa-and-Health/
Is free access to the TIMATIC database that the airlines use. This is what they will(should?) look at when deciding about letting you on the plane. |
TIMATIC is actually a proprietary database maintained by IATA. The carriers use a version available to them through whatever GDS they use. The carriers effectively pay for TIMATIC through IATA dues.
All that matters is that you are looking at a system which draws from TIMATIC so that you can see what the carrier will see. |
Originally Posted by Himeno
(Post 19964827)
You can also access it on the oneworld site
http://www.oneworld.com/airports-des...h-information/ |
The question is still actual. Can anybody suggest working timatic?
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If you are an ExpertFlyer.com subscriber there is information on Visa, Health & Passports on the Travel Information tool. It also includes country-specific information on Customs and airport taxes.
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And Pegasus :)
http://www.timaticweb2.com/integrati...dc79a53ef575d6 |
And EK Emirates https://www.emirates.com/nz/english/...uirements.aspx
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