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I highly doubt that. When you stand in front of immigration, they can link the correct entry ticket to your entry, and ignore the incorrect ones.
This is not a problem, as the only one Migracion can see is the one that actually produced the QR Code................And you cannot get the code if there is any problem entering the info..
The airline appearing to be harsh is for a reason. When a passenger is allowed to board without documentation to the destination country the airline is responsible to return the person to the point of origin if the person is denied entry. If the person cannot pay for the return flight the airline has to assume the cost, that is why the airline seems harsh when wanting to see evidence, papers. The airline does not want to get stuck with the bill. Also, when there are too many document occurrences by an airline, it may be denied the route.
If a woman could make a good peach cobbler by all means let her in
Yeah and if he is too dumb or feels too privileged to fill out and e-ticket he is too dumb to be in office
Yes, Dominican Immigration. It sets the requirements to enter the RD. So when at the origin airport the airlines ask passengers for a valid passport and the E-Ticket QR code on digital instrument or paper.
The airlines do a preliminary screening for their own protection. They are not in the employ of the DR, They only check to see if the passenger has the documents to enable travel to the DR. Dominican Immigration at the point of arrival processes passengers with the validation of their documents with computer data bases and face to face questioning.
They know it then digitally. They also use them at exit. The other day I travelled from Punta Cana to Gatwick and had to fill it in as a requirement beforehand but wasn’t asked about it at immigration.
