well you must be friggen stupid ass people if you go to a country you find all of the regs before you go dumb travelers i hope they fine you and send you back to where you came from must be lowlife poor broke ass travelers
- Thread starter King in the North
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Shock - Required Return Ticket if no residency
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If you post another similar opinion, you’ll find yourself on the outside looking in.
And to be clear, I’m not referring to the lack of punctuation, spelling or paragraph.
As they are a European airline, you have a right to compensation if a flight is cancelled. I would suggest you post a thread on Flyertalk here:
and someone will be able to advise you. People on that forum are experts in areas like compensation and rights.
What is there to gain in not buying a return ticket? unless you're planning to move there, eventually you'll need one - why is this an argument ? its a foreign country that you're not a legal citizen of, so OBVIOUSLY a return ticket is required
Airlines keep records of travel patterns of passengers. They know who to permit one-way tickets and those to be compelled to purchase a return ticket.
Regards,
PJT
AA has asked me for a return ticket several times over the last couple of years. In February they went so far as to print out confirmation of my return ticket to make sure I would have it for DR immigration officials because it was on a different confirmation number.
This brings up a different question altogether. Have you or anyone else on this board ever been asked by Migracion to actually show a return ticket reservation? After all that would be the place to need it................
Last flight in late April my residency was expired, Delta denied me boarding w/o return. I bought a fully refundable on JB 302 USD SDQ to JFK. JB refunded 100% of it a day after I cancelled.
Some countries require a return ticket (non citizens/tourists etc.), some countries request that travelers have a return ticket, many do not enforce it.
Airlines are required to return, free of charge, any passengers they carry that do not meet the entry requirements for a given country. Due to the potential cost to the airlines, it is they and not necessarily the specific countries that enforce the policy to have a return/onward ticket.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
Airlines are required to return, free of charge, any passengers they carry that do not meet the entry requirements for a given country. Due to the potential cost to the airlines, it is they and not necessarily the specific countries that enforce the policy to have a return/onward ticket.
Respectfully,
Playacaribe2
Actually the requirement is for a return or onward ticket. They don't care if you go back. They just don't want you to stay. If you had proof of a bus ticket to Haiti that would fulfill the requirement however buses no longer go to Haiti. The one time I was required to buy a ticket in order to board I bought one from SDQ to SJU. The cheapest option.