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Layover and immigration


11 hour international layover in Los Angeles (LAX)Heathrow overnight layover - claim and recheck luggage/go through Immigration?Where do I immigrate when travelling from India to LAX with layover in JFK?2½ hour layover Doha (same airline) - do I need to go through customs/immigration? Recheck bags? Enough time?Layover In FrankfurtLayover at Istanbul Atatürk Airport, where flights were purchased on different ticketsDo you go through immigration during a layover in Medellín on the way to Bogota?Is 1 hour 45 min enough time to get through Dulles customs and immigration to make connecting flight?Leaving and returning to Dubai airport during a layoverDo I need DATV to meet family at the Heathrow airport during my layover for a connecting flight?






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Hi we will be traveling from Mexico city to Dubai with a layover of 5 hours at JFK , we have a valid US visa , and we want to meet our friends from NY at the Airport . Do we have to clear the immigration process and take the baggage and again go through the same for our connecting flight for Dubai ?










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      Hi we will be traveling from Mexico city to Dubai with a layover of 5 hours at JFK , we have a valid US visa , and we want to meet our friends from NY at the Airport . Do we have to clear the immigration process and take the baggage and again go through the same for our connecting flight for Dubai ?










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      Hi we will be traveling from Mexico city to Dubai with a layover of 5 hours at JFK , we have a valid US visa , and we want to meet our friends from NY at the Airport . Do we have to clear the immigration process and take the baggage and again go through the same for our connecting flight for Dubai ?







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          In the US, contrary to most countries, there is no sterile international transit: anyone coming from abroad will have to go through immigration (passport control), reclaim bags, and go through customs.



          You will then have a desk to drop your luggage just after customs (no need to go to the check-in desk).



          After that, you’re in US territory and can do whatever you like before going to your departure terminal, through security and to your gate (just budget enough time for that).






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            In the US, contrary to most countries, there is no sterile international transit: anyone coming from abroad will have to go through immigration (passport control), reclaim bags, and go through customs.



            You will then have a desk to drop your luggage just after customs (no need to go to the check-in desk).



            After that, you’re in US territory and can do whatever you like before going to your departure terminal, through security and to your gate (just budget enough time for that).






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              In the US, contrary to most countries, there is no sterile international transit: anyone coming from abroad will have to go through immigration (passport control), reclaim bags, and go through customs.



              You will then have a desk to drop your luggage just after customs (no need to go to the check-in desk).



              After that, you’re in US territory and can do whatever you like before going to your departure terminal, through security and to your gate (just budget enough time for that).






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                In the US, contrary to most countries, there is no sterile international transit: anyone coming from abroad will have to go through immigration (passport control), reclaim bags, and go through customs.



                You will then have a desk to drop your luggage just after customs (no need to go to the check-in desk).



                After that, you’re in US territory and can do whatever you like before going to your departure terminal, through security and to your gate (just budget enough time for that).






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                In the US, contrary to most countries, there is no sterile international transit: anyone coming from abroad will have to go through immigration (passport control), reclaim bags, and go through customs.



                You will then have a desk to drop your luggage just after customs (no need to go to the check-in desk).



                After that, you’re in US territory and can do whatever you like before going to your departure terminal, through security and to your gate (just budget enough time for that).







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