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You should ask the airline about that. As far as I recall, Germany does
require transit visas of some nationalities, but not of others. You might
also want to visit the Web site of a German consulate.
It may also depend on whether or not you leave the aircraft - but then, you
may also need a transit visa even if you stay on board.
xyz _ abc wrote:
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> Hi
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> Thanks RT and and everybody for the replies you gave me.I need further
> assistance.
> When I contacted the travel agent off,he said the flight will stop at
> frankfurt for fuel for 4 hrs and I will travel in the same flight
> number.
> the routing of my flight will be
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> hyd -> mumbai->frankfurt->chicago->RDU
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> As the main immigration clearance will be Chicago ,will I be asked for
> a transit visa at frankfurt?
> On what conditions a transit visa can be asked ?
> Will stopping a flight at frankfurt will create any problems for me as
> I do n ot have a transit visa?
> I have a passport valid upto 2011 and visa validity upto 2008.
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> This is just to make sure safe and clear before I leave.
> thanks for the reply
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