Formalités pratiques à l'arrivée à l'aéroport?
by Ninou24
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
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mon premier voyage à l'étranger (thailande) approche et je commence un peu à stesser surtout car je n'ai jamais pris l'avion et je ne sais pas du tout comment ça ce passe dans un aéroport.
😊 vous allez me prendre pour une idiote mais je ne sais pas du tout ce qu'il faut faire quand on arrive à l'aéroport, quelles sont dans l'ordre les choses à faire? Combien de temps à l'avance faut-il arriver? Est ce que l'on peut mettre des produits de toilettes (gel douche, shampoing, dentifrice) dans nos sacs de voyage?
merci de votre aide.
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vous avez sur votre billet ou E TICKET l'aérogare de départ ; vous êtes convoqués pour les longs courriers 3h avant à roissy ou orly ; vous allez à l'aérogare désigné ( orly sud orly ouest roissy 2a, roissy 1B ) niveau départ
vous regardez un des nombreux tableauX pour voir le n° du comptoir d'enregistrement de votre vol, vous y allez, présentez votre billet et passeport et mettez votre valise sur le tapis . Ils mettront une étiquette autour de la poignée de votre valise avec la destination et un n° de bagage, vous aurez une petite étiquette avec le n° de valise à garder précieusement en cas de perte . ILS vous donnerons une carte d'embarquement avec le n° DE PORTE pour embarquer sur votre vol et numéro de siége . Vous allez passer la douane ou vous présentez votre passeport et carte d'embarquement, bagage à main passé aux rayonsx ; pas de liquide de plus de 10 cl je crois en bagage à main donc dentifrice, shampoing petite bouteille d'eau doivent aller en soute dans votre valise ainsi que tout objet tranchant ( pas de rasoir ni ciseau à ongle en bagae à main ) car leur contenance est supérieure
Les liquides achetés aux boutiques de l'aéroport aprés le passage aux contrôle de sécurité sont autorisés à bord en bagage à main
quand partez vous, la thailande est magnifique et les thai adorables
merci pour votre réponse, j'y vois un peu plus clair.
Je pars le 18 novembre pour 15 jours avec ma maman (on part entre filles)
je n'ai pas encore reçu mon billet d'avion, je dois le recevoir au dernier moment.
peut-on garder son portable et son appareil photo avec nous dans l'avion?
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Le portable, oui, éteint. L'appareil photo, oui aussi, mais en théorie il ne doit pas être mis en marche au décollage et à l'atterrissage, ni quand il faut attacher les ceintures. Il est même très déconseillé de se départir de ces objets.
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Le portable, oui, éteint. L'appareil photo, oui aussi, mais en théorie il ne doit pas être mis en marche au décollage et à l'atterrissage, ni quand il faut attacher les ceintures. Il est même très déconseillé de se départir de ces objets.
Michel
peut-on garder son portable et son appareil photo avec nous dans l'avion?
Bonjour,
Oui pas de problème, tu peux garder ton portable et appareil photos avec toi en cabine .
Bonjour,
Oui pas de problème, tu peux garder ton portable et appareil photos avec toi en cabine .
@+ , Marco .
On aura jamais assez de temps pour tout ce qu'on veut découvrir et comprendre dans nos voyages qu'on se le dise , Amis voyageurs .
je pensais laisser une partie de mes économies en soute et une autre avec moi dans mon sac, est-ce une bonne idée?
la vie est une épreuve à gagner.
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Je ne mats personnellement jamis d'argent dans ma valise ; par contre je repartie l'argent, mon mari a la moitié de l'argent sur lui et moi la moitié sur moi, cela évite de se retrouver sans un rond en cas de vol ; donc je pense préférable de vous répartir l'argent plutot que d'en mettre dans la valise . AU niveau de bagages nous partons avec 2 valises, chacune contenant la moitié de mes affaires et la moitié des affaires de mon mari, cela évite que l'un d'entre nous se trouve sans rien si une des valise se perd
SALUT !
Pour l'argent nous faisons de même, moitier/moitier !! mais c'est une superbe idée le coup de la valise !! Tu devrais déposer un brevet pour cette idée geniale !! pas tombé dans l'oreille d'un sourd !! Merci Cordialement de PAPY
Pour l'argent nous faisons de même, moitier/moitier !! mais c'est une superbe idée le coup de la valise !! Tu devrais déposer un brevet pour cette idée geniale !! pas tombé dans l'oreille d'un sourd !! Merci Cordialement de PAPY
En Afrique tout est possible, mais rien n'est certain ....!!
http://papyetmamyenvoyage.kazeo.com/
Re....
" je pensais laisser une partie de mes économies en soute et une autre avec moi dans mon sac, est-ce une bonne idée?"
C'est suicidaire. 🙂
Michel
" je pensais laisser une partie de mes économies en soute et une autre avec moi dans mon sac, est-ce une bonne idée?"
C'est suicidaire. 🙂
Michel
Moi je laisse toujours quand même quelques billets dans ma valise, au cas où...
Disons 10 ou 20% de ce que je prends avec moi.
Disons 10 ou 20% de ce que je prends avec moi.
Au cas où quoi ?........ 😏
Effectivement, il est prudent de répartir les billets et moyens de paiement, mais plutôt entre les différents éléments en cabine, à mon avis.
Michel
Michel
Au cas où mon portefeuille et mon sac à dos susciteraient l'intéret soudain et simultané d'un habile pickpocket. 🙂 Hypothèse improbable certes dans l'enceinte d'un aéroport, quoi que...
Et si l'arrivée tardive de la valise avec 24 ou 48 heures de retard pouvait être une bénédiction, après que je me sois fait dévaliser dans l'hôtel minable où j'aurais élu premier domicile. 😊
Disons que la somme que je laisse dans la valise est suffisamment importante pour que je ne sois pas complètement au dépourvu à l'arrivée, et suffisamment peu importante pour que sa perte éventuelle ne soit pas une tragédie.
Je précise que je n'ai jamais été volé et que ma valise ne s'est jamais perdue, et que si un des deux événements se produisait, cela ferait sans doute peser la balance dans un sens ou dans l'autre. 🙂
Et si l'arrivée tardive de la valise avec 24 ou 48 heures de retard pouvait être une bénédiction, après que je me sois fait dévaliser dans l'hôtel minable où j'aurais élu premier domicile. 😊
Disons que la somme que je laisse dans la valise est suffisamment importante pour que je ne sois pas complètement au dépourvu à l'arrivée, et suffisamment peu importante pour que sa perte éventuelle ne soit pas une tragédie.
Je précise que je n'ai jamais été volé et que ma valise ne s'est jamais perdue, et que si un des deux événements se produisait, cela ferait sans doute peser la balance dans un sens ou dans l'autre. 🙂
Je comprends ! 😉
Mais vraiment, en soute, je n'oserais pas.....
Michel
Michel
je viens à l'insant de connaître mes heures de vols avec GULF AIR :
départ le 18 nov à 11 h 10 (heure paris) arrivée à bangkok 11 h 10 heure local
durée du vol + escale dans les émirats : 18 h
retour le 30 nov à 14 h50 heures bangkok arrivée paris 7h30 le 1er décembre.
la durée est un peu long mais je suis trops contente...
Est ce que c'est bien l'escale dans les émirates? Car j'y reste de 19 h 30 à 00 h 45, et je ne voudrais pas m'ennuyer..😛
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Vous n'avez pas pris la thai qui est une trés bonne compagnie et a l'avantage de faire des vols directs ? . C'est je
suppose une question de prix . L'escale risque d'être un peu longue ; espérons qu'il y a plein de magasins à l'aéroport . La beauté de la thailande et la gentillesse des thai vous récopenseront des 18 h de voyage
je n'ai pas eu le choix pour la compagnie aérienne car c un voyage organisé. c'est pas grave 18 h c'est pas non plus une catastrophe quand on sait que je vais passer 15 jours magiques. en plus vu qu'on part en voyage organisé je pense qu'avec le groupe on va pouvoir faire connaissance pour passer de superbes vacances.😛
la vie est une épreuve à gagner.
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I saw on the French Embassy in Peru’s website and the Peruvian Consulate in Paris’s site that the rule is to have a passport valid for 6 months *after the arrival date* (not the return date).
I arrive in Peru on August 13, 2019 (for about twelve days), and my passport is valid until February 16, 2020.
That’s 6 months and 3 days after my arrival date in Peru. In my opinion, I’m good to go.
But could I still be denied entry if they say I don’t cover the return date or that I’m too close to the 6-month mark?
Thanks for your feedback.
Hi there,
I read on the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs website that it’s possible to apply for a temporary driving permit in China, valid for 1 month. I’m planning to rent a car (without a driver) to explore part of the country next August, so I was wondering:
Has anyone here already gone through this process upon arrival? How long do the formalities take on the spot? Is it possible to handle these steps in advance, before arriving in China?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
I read on the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs website that it’s possible to apply for a temporary driving permit in China, valid for 1 month. I’m planning to rent a car (without a driver) to explore part of the country next August, so I was wondering:
Has anyone here already gone through this process upon arrival? How long do the formalities take on the spot? Is it possible to handle these steps in advance, before arriving in China?
Thanks in advance for your replies.
Hi
Has anyone been to Rwanda recently and gotten a 3-month visa on arrival easily?
Thanks