My i94 expired recently but my extension is approved till 2022. Can I travel to India through Frankfurt? I will be going for stamping when I go to India.
Thanks
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My i94 expired recently but my extension is approved till 2022. Can I travel to India through Frankfurt? I will be going for stamping when I go to India.
Thanks
In some east-asian airports is possible to check-in several hours in advance, so that you can spend time more time inside the airside of the airport (so you can use the lounge for example).
I wonder if that is the case in the Frankfurt International Airport, for a flight from Korea Air.
Is it possible lets say check-in 5 hours before the flight departure and enter in the airside?
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