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Can someone travel from outside the Schengen area into the Schengen area just as a transit passenger without holding any Schengen visa?

Travel Asked on October 24, 2021

In the current COVID-19 situation, let’s say a passenger wants to travel to a Schengen region airport from outside the Schengen region just for transiting airside to a third country outside the EU/Schengen region. (For example: NewDelhi-Paris-Tokyo)

Is that allowed right now? Can it be done without an Schengen visa and are any special documents required?

One Answer

If the airport has a transit corridor (which Paris-CDG does), and your nationality doesn't require an airport transit visa, then yes, you can transit.

However, for France, you'll need to complete and print this form, to show the airline during boarding. Select this option:

Ressortissant de pays tiers, en transit de moins de 24 heures en zone internationale pour rejoindre son pays d’origine et présentant le titre de voyage vers ce pays

Answered by Crazydre on October 24, 2021

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