Getting through control when flying from Bologna to Paris
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Getting through control when flying from Bologna to Paris
We are Americans booked on a flight from Bologna to CDG. Just curious as to whether passport control is quicker, even though we are Americans -- coming from a Schengen country -- than it is coming from a trans-Atlantic flight.
...or do we go through the same line as Americans coming in from the US?
(I know it would be painless if we were going by train.)
Thanks.
ssander
...or do we go through the same line as Americans coming in from the US?
(I know it would be painless if we were going by train.)
Thanks.
ssander
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There is no passport control for flights between France and Italy. However, who knows, with border protections cropping up everywhere, there may be passport checks soon. It would be no different on a train. Indeed, France did institute passport controls on trains crossing the border from Italy a while back.
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We were stopped before immigration when coming back from St Martin at Orly last week and asked to show our ID - which was bizarre since we were to be controlled (and were) 20 meters further. First time it ever happened to me.
So albeit I didn't understand why there were extra controls indeed (very quick though).
So albeit I didn't understand why there were extra controls indeed (very quick though).
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In January, I flew from Barcelona to Marseille and had to go through passport control on arrival. So basically, for the moment, it's as if Schengen doesn't exist - not that it is a big deal.
- Kevin
- Kevin