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2016年6月11日 · 9. There are not two airports in or for Frankfurt. There's only one, FRA. You have been misinformed. – Fattie. Jun 10, 2016 at 23:48. 3. This begs the question of what exactly makes an airport belong to a certain city. – JonathanReez ♦.
If you hold a visa for any of these countries and your connection is less than 24 hours then you can transit Frankfurt without a visa. If you do NOT hold a visa for any of these countries then you WILL require a transit visa for Frankfurt. The Lufthansa website also contains similar details. Share. Improve this answer.
If you have to leave the international area to make your transfer, you cannot transit without a visa and you need a full Schengen visa (and not merely an “airport transit visa”). If you can stay in the international area (“transit airside”), read further.
Airport Transit visa Nationals of the following countries are required to be in possession of an airport transit visa when passing through the international transit area of airports in Germany: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, India , Iran, Iraq , Jordan*2, Lebanon, Mali, Nigeria, Pakistan, Somalia, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Turkey *1
5. We have many related questions but I couldn't find one addressing this exact situation. Relevant information can be found on Germany.infoand Lufthansa.com. Indian citizens do need a transit visa in Frankfurt unless exempted under some other rule, which includes having a validUS visa (which is apparently not your case) or.
2017年4月9日 · I regularly went through Frankfurt airport last year. My company typically booked my schedule with about an hour layover. I'm really tall and walk fast and was able to make it. It helps if you pack light and know the drill for the security screening. (Empty
2016年6月28日 · I have a flight from Stuttgart to Frankfurt whose ETA at Frankfurt is 9:10. I have a connecting flight from Frankfurt to Chennai at 10:50. Both the flights are booked as part of the same ticket. So, there is a layover of 1h40m at Frankfurt airport. Would this be enough?
2018年7月26日 · Coming from Frankfurt central station, one would usually take the S-Bahn (and not a "regular" regional train) to the airport as they run more often (1 regular train/hour vs. 4 S-Bahn trains). Since the S-Bahn leaves from the lower floor and IIRC the trains are announced on separate boards, I think it's worth mentioning them explicitly.
2018年12月5日 · It will probably take you around 30 minutes to get off the plane and through immigration (and probably more if you're not an EU citizen). It's then about a 15-minute train ride into Frankfurt, and 15 minutes back, plus, say, another 10–15 minutes total waiting for the two trains. But you're recommended to be back at the airport two hours ...
2014年5月27日 · 1. Cologne is ~200 km from FRA! If you're coming from Frankfurt city, there are S8/S9 trains every 15 min, so even if you miss two, you'll only be half an hour late. – lambshaanxy. May 27, 2014 at 11:04. @jpatokal You're absolutely right. This only applies if you are coming from further away than the Rhine-Main-Region.
