International travelling ( GreenCard ) ask ????
Oct 29, 2018, 8:37 pm
#1
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International travelling ( GreenCard ) ask ????
Does Delta airline accept check in international fly
handling green card + vietnam passport
round trip stop in Korea connect
if i go >>>
Detroit to Vietnam = vietnam passport
Vietnam to Detroit return = green card
is this ok ???
handling green card + vietnam passport
round trip stop in Korea connect
if i go >>>
Detroit to Vietnam = vietnam passport
Vietnam to Detroit return = green card
is this ok ???
Oct 30, 2018, 5:39 am
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You technically need to show your green card to leave the US (to prove that you entered legally), although that is not always enforced. To check in you need a passport to show that you are allowed to enter the country at your destination (Vietnam in your case), and you need to show your green card and a valid passport to enter the US on your return.
Oct 30, 2018, 6:46 am
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You should double check whether some sort of (transit?) visa for Korea is needed for your itinerary. I'd be especially careful if some of your flights are actually *operated* by Jin or some carrier other than KE as you might need to enter South Korea to change terminals at ICN and check in for the other airline.
Oct 30, 2018, 6:57 am
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You should double check whether some sort of (transit?) visa for Korea is needed for your itinerary. I'd be especially careful if some of your flights are actually *operated* by Jin or some carrier other than KE as you might need to enter South Korea to change terminals at ICN and check in for the other airline.
Oct 30, 2018, 7:08 am
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Oct 30, 2018, 7:57 am
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What does United have to do with this?
No passport, no boarding for international flights, but many itineraries require additional travel documents, such as visas, in addition to a passport.
No passport, no boarding for international flights, but many itineraries require additional travel documents, such as visas, in addition to a passport.
Oct 30, 2018, 8:02 am
#10
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Is connection in Korea is less than 24 hrs?
Are you a citizen of Vietnam?
Are you traveling with both your unexpired Vietnamese passport and unexpired US green card? (both should be valid for 6 months or longer when you travel)
Oct 30, 2018, 9:13 am
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You technically need to show your green card to leave the US (to prove that you entered legally), although that is not always enforced. To check in you need a passport to show that you are allowed to enter the country at your destination (Vietnam in your case), and you need to show your green card and a valid passport to enter the US on your return.
Other countries, yes. US: No