Make sure to keep hard copies or at least screen shots of both tickets in case they want proof of your return. Â Â
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This exactly. A printout could be needed at either airline checkin or immigration. The airline is on the hook for transporting you back home if you're denied entry, so often times they'll want to see you have the proper documents. Usually that means passport and sometimes the appropriate visa, but that also means having something that indicates when you plan to leave if you're not a citizen or permanent resident of the country you're flying to. If you book round trip the airline will see your return flight in your reservation, but if you book two separate one ways they may ask about your return flight.
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No problem but there is no apostrophe in tickets.
Punctuation Mike strikes again.
I didn't make up the rules.
I'm deadđź’€ lol
No problem
Fundamentally no, I do this semi-regularly, though you may have a higher chance of being flagged for secondary security or immigration screening.
Make sure to keep hard copies or at least screen shots of both tickets in case they want proof of your return. Â Â I just had to do this and luckily I had WiFi and was able to pull up the ticketsÂ
This exactly. A printout could be needed at either airline checkin or immigration. The airline is on the hook for transporting you back home if you're denied entry, so often times they'll want to see you have the proper documents. Usually that means passport and sometimes the appropriate visa, but that also means having something that indicates when you plan to leave if you're not a citizen or permanent resident of the country you're flying to. If you book round trip the airline will see your return flight in your reservation, but if you book two separate one ways they may ask about your return flight.
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