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Old Jan 8, 2019, 6:06 am
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Originally Posted by Youngtraveldude
Hi all, quick question...moving to the Netherlands on Sunday and I have both a US and Dutch passport. Historically, partially due to advice here, I would always use my US passport for any international trip departing from the US and use my Dutch passport if I was traveling within Europe. For this one, since we are on a one way flight from the US to the Netherlands, what’s the best approach? Use the US passport departing the US and use my Dutch passport upon arrival in Amsterdam? I’m just trying to prevent messing something up upon the next time I enter the US. Thanks!
If you're moving to the Netherlands then why not just use your Dutch passport for both this time? The fact that it's a one-way booking shouldn't have any bearing on anything. In any event this is the AA forum, this type of question will be much better answered over in one of the travel forums.
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