Transiting through CPH
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I arrive CPH from the US via LHR on British Air, Terminal 2, at 17:30. I then depart CPH on a separate itinerary on Adria Air, 20:30, also Terminal 2. I will only have carry-on baggage. Can I go directly to my Adria flight or do I first need to go through customs and re-enter the terminal?
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I arrive CPH from the US via LHR on British Air, Terminal 2, at 17:30. I then depart CPH on a separate itinerary on Adria Air, 20:30, also Terminal 2. I will only have carry-on baggage. Can I go directly to my Adria flight or do I first need to go through customs and re-enter the terminal?
schengen customs-and-immigration transit cph
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I arrive CPH from the US via LHR on British Air, Terminal 2, at 17:30. I then depart CPH on a separate itinerary on Adria Air, 20:30, also Terminal 2. I will only have carry-on baggage. Can I go directly to my Adria flight or do I first need to go through customs and re-enter the terminal?
schengen customs-and-immigration transit cph
edited Jun 7 at 15:50
Coke
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Leslie
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I arrive CPH from the US via LHR on British Air, Terminal 2, at 17:30. I then depart CPH on a separate itinerary on Adria Air, 20:30, also Terminal 2. I will only have carry-on baggage. Can I go directly to my Adria flight or do I first need to go through customs and re-enter the terminal?
schengen customs-and-immigration transit cph
edited Jun 7 at 15:50
Coke
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asked Jun 7 at 15:29
Leslie
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edited Jun 7 at 15:50
Coke
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edited Jun 7 at 15:50
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When arriving at CPH, you will follow the "international Transfer" signs Leading you through a security control. Then, because you're continuing on a "domestic" flight (as Denmark and Slovenia are both part of the Schengen Area, which is a single country for border purposes), an Immigration checkpoint will follow.
Then you hop on the flight to Ljubljana, and in Ljubljana, walk through baggage claim to the exit without further ado.
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With only carry-on baggage, you will not need to pass through customs in Copenhagen, but (assuming your Adria flight is to Ljubljana, or indeed if it is to any Schengen destination) you will have to pass through immigration controls in Copenhagen, because you will be entering the Schengen area there.
The flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an "internal" Schengen flight, so there are no systematic passport controls. People arriving from abroad must therefore be admitted to the Schengen area before boarding that flight.
If your second flight is somehow to a non-Schengen destination then you will not need to pass through immigration controls.
When you arrive in Ljubljana, you will pass through the customs checkpoint as you leave the secure area of the airport.
For any other readers who may be in a similar situation but with checked bags, it will be necessary to collect the checked bag, pass through customs controls, and then check the bag for the next flight. On arrival in Ljubljana, you will pass through customs again, but your baggage tag will be an "internal" tag indicating that you have arrived from an EU point of departure. The passport control will take place before you reach the baggage claim in Copenhagen.
answered Jun 7 at 15:34
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Just to confirm, you are saying that I will not need to pass through immigration control in Copenhagen, but of course will go through immigration control in Ljlubljana? So I should be able to go from my arrival gate at CPH Terminal 2 to my departure gate in Terminal 2, correct?
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 15:39
@Leslie Immigration will be done in Copenhagen, but not Ljubljana, since Copenhagen-Ljubljana is treated as a domestic flight. So if following the Connection signs in CPH, you clear a security checkpoint, then an Immigration checkpoint, and then you board the flight to Ljubljana. In Ljubljana, it's just straight to the Exit with no controls
– Coke
Jun 7 at 15:53
@Coke -- thanks, your response makes the most sense, as one always needs to go through immigration in the country where one first arrives into the Schengen area.
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:19
@Leslie I've edited the answer in the hope of making it clearer. When you get to Copenhagen, you will follow the signs to your departure gate. These signs will send you to a passport control point. When you arrive in Ljubljana you will pass through the customs checkpoint before you can leave the airport. You will not pass immigration controls in Ljubljana because the flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an internal Schengen flight.
– phoog
Jun 7 at 16:20
@phoog -- thanks for clarifying!
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:21
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When arriving at CPH, you will follow the "international Transfer" signs Leading you through a security control. Then, because you're continuing on a "domestic" flight (as Denmark and Slovenia are both part of the Schengen Area, which is a single country for border purposes), an Immigration checkpoint will follow.
Then you hop on the flight to Ljubljana, and in Ljubljana, walk through baggage claim to the exit without further ado.
answered Jun 7 at 15:51
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When arriving at CPH, you will follow the "international Transfer" signs Leading you through a security control. Then, because you're continuing on a "domestic" flight (as Denmark and Slovenia are both part of the Schengen Area, which is a single country for border purposes), an Immigration checkpoint will follow.
Then you hop on the flight to Ljubljana, and in Ljubljana, walk through baggage claim to the exit without further ado.
answered Jun 7 at 15:51
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When arriving at CPH, you will follow the "international Transfer" signs Leading you through a security control. Then, because you're continuing on a "domestic" flight (as Denmark and Slovenia are both part of the Schengen Area, which is a single country for border purposes), an Immigration checkpoint will follow.
Then you hop on the flight to Ljubljana, and in Ljubljana, walk through baggage claim to the exit without further ado.
answered Jun 7 at 15:51
Coke
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When arriving at CPH, you will follow the "international Transfer" signs Leading you through a security control. Then, because you're continuing on a "domestic" flight (as Denmark and Slovenia are both part of the Schengen Area, which is a single country for border purposes), an Immigration checkpoint will follow.
Then you hop on the flight to Ljubljana, and in Ljubljana, walk through baggage claim to the exit without further ado.
answered Jun 7 at 15:51
Coke
47.3k687210
answered Jun 7 at 15:51
Coke
47.3k687210
answered Jun 7 at 15:51
Coke
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answered Jun 7 at 15:51
Coke
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47.3k687210
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With only carry-on baggage, you will not need to pass through customs in Copenhagen, but (assuming your Adria flight is to Ljubljana, or indeed if it is to any Schengen destination) you will have to pass through immigration controls in Copenhagen, because you will be entering the Schengen area there.
The flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an "internal" Schengen flight, so there are no systematic passport controls. People arriving from abroad must therefore be admitted to the Schengen area before boarding that flight.
If your second flight is somehow to a non-Schengen destination then you will not need to pass through immigration controls.
When you arrive in Ljubljana, you will pass through the customs checkpoint as you leave the secure area of the airport.
For any other readers who may be in a similar situation but with checked bags, it will be necessary to collect the checked bag, pass through customs controls, and then check the bag for the next flight. On arrival in Ljubljana, you will pass through customs again, but your baggage tag will be an "internal" tag indicating that you have arrived from an EU point of departure. The passport control will take place before you reach the baggage claim in Copenhagen.
answered Jun 7 at 15:34
phoog
60.6k9131189
Just to confirm, you are saying that I will not need to pass through immigration control in Copenhagen, but of course will go through immigration control in Ljlubljana? So I should be able to go from my arrival gate at CPH Terminal 2 to my departure gate in Terminal 2, correct?
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 15:39
@Leslie Immigration will be done in Copenhagen, but not Ljubljana, since Copenhagen-Ljubljana is treated as a domestic flight. So if following the Connection signs in CPH, you clear a security checkpoint, then an Immigration checkpoint, and then you board the flight to Ljubljana. In Ljubljana, it's just straight to the Exit with no controls
– Coke
Jun 7 at 15:53
@Coke -- thanks, your response makes the most sense, as one always needs to go through immigration in the country where one first arrives into the Schengen area.
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:19
@Leslie I've edited the answer in the hope of making it clearer. When you get to Copenhagen, you will follow the signs to your departure gate. These signs will send you to a passport control point. When you arrive in Ljubljana you will pass through the customs checkpoint before you can leave the airport. You will not pass immigration controls in Ljubljana because the flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an internal Schengen flight.
– phoog
Jun 7 at 16:20
@phoog -- thanks for clarifying!
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:21
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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With only carry-on baggage, you will not need to pass through customs in Copenhagen, but (assuming your Adria flight is to Ljubljana, or indeed if it is to any Schengen destination) you will have to pass through immigration controls in Copenhagen, because you will be entering the Schengen area there.
The flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an "internal" Schengen flight, so there are no systematic passport controls. People arriving from abroad must therefore be admitted to the Schengen area before boarding that flight.
If your second flight is somehow to a non-Schengen destination then you will not need to pass through immigration controls.
When you arrive in Ljubljana, you will pass through the customs checkpoint as you leave the secure area of the airport.
For any other readers who may be in a similar situation but with checked bags, it will be necessary to collect the checked bag, pass through customs controls, and then check the bag for the next flight. On arrival in Ljubljana, you will pass through customs again, but your baggage tag will be an "internal" tag indicating that you have arrived from an EU point of departure. The passport control will take place before you reach the baggage claim in Copenhagen.
answered Jun 7 at 15:34
phoog
60.6k9131189
Just to confirm, you are saying that I will not need to pass through immigration control in Copenhagen, but of course will go through immigration control in Ljlubljana? So I should be able to go from my arrival gate at CPH Terminal 2 to my departure gate in Terminal 2, correct?
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 15:39
@Leslie Immigration will be done in Copenhagen, but not Ljubljana, since Copenhagen-Ljubljana is treated as a domestic flight. So if following the Connection signs in CPH, you clear a security checkpoint, then an Immigration checkpoint, and then you board the flight to Ljubljana. In Ljubljana, it's just straight to the Exit with no controls
– Coke
Jun 7 at 15:53
@Coke -- thanks, your response makes the most sense, as one always needs to go through immigration in the country where one first arrives into the Schengen area.
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:19
@Leslie I've edited the answer in the hope of making it clearer. When you get to Copenhagen, you will follow the signs to your departure gate. These signs will send you to a passport control point. When you arrive in Ljubljana you will pass through the customs checkpoint before you can leave the airport. You will not pass immigration controls in Ljubljana because the flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an internal Schengen flight.
– phoog
Jun 7 at 16:20
@phoog -- thanks for clarifying!
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:21
add a comment |Â
up vote
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With only carry-on baggage, you will not need to pass through customs in Copenhagen, but (assuming your Adria flight is to Ljubljana, or indeed if it is to any Schengen destination) you will have to pass through immigration controls in Copenhagen, because you will be entering the Schengen area there.
The flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an "internal" Schengen flight, so there are no systematic passport controls. People arriving from abroad must therefore be admitted to the Schengen area before boarding that flight.
If your second flight is somehow to a non-Schengen destination then you will not need to pass through immigration controls.
When you arrive in Ljubljana, you will pass through the customs checkpoint as you leave the secure area of the airport.
For any other readers who may be in a similar situation but with checked bags, it will be necessary to collect the checked bag, pass through customs controls, and then check the bag for the next flight. On arrival in Ljubljana, you will pass through customs again, but your baggage tag will be an "internal" tag indicating that you have arrived from an EU point of departure. The passport control will take place before you reach the baggage claim in Copenhagen.
answered Jun 7 at 15:34
phoog
60.6k9131189
With only carry-on baggage, you will not need to pass through customs in Copenhagen, but (assuming your Adria flight is to Ljubljana, or indeed if it is to any Schengen destination) you will have to pass through immigration controls in Copenhagen, because you will be entering the Schengen area there.
The flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an "internal" Schengen flight, so there are no systematic passport controls. People arriving from abroad must therefore be admitted to the Schengen area before boarding that flight.
If your second flight is somehow to a non-Schengen destination then you will not need to pass through immigration controls.
When you arrive in Ljubljana, you will pass through the customs checkpoint as you leave the secure area of the airport.
For any other readers who may be in a similar situation but with checked bags, it will be necessary to collect the checked bag, pass through customs controls, and then check the bag for the next flight. On arrival in Ljubljana, you will pass through customs again, but your baggage tag will be an "internal" tag indicating that you have arrived from an EU point of departure. The passport control will take place before you reach the baggage claim in Copenhagen.
answered Jun 7 at 15:34
phoog
60.6k9131189
edited Jun 7 at 16:27
answered Jun 7 at 15:34
phoog
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answered Jun 7 at 15:34
phoog
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answered Jun 7 at 15:34
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60.6k9131189
Just to confirm, you are saying that I will not need to pass through immigration control in Copenhagen, but of course will go through immigration control in Ljlubljana? So I should be able to go from my arrival gate at CPH Terminal 2 to my departure gate in Terminal 2, correct?
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 15:39
@Leslie Immigration will be done in Copenhagen, but not Ljubljana, since Copenhagen-Ljubljana is treated as a domestic flight. So if following the Connection signs in CPH, you clear a security checkpoint, then an Immigration checkpoint, and then you board the flight to Ljubljana. In Ljubljana, it's just straight to the Exit with no controls
– Coke
Jun 7 at 15:53
@Coke -- thanks, your response makes the most sense, as one always needs to go through immigration in the country where one first arrives into the Schengen area.
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:19
@Leslie I've edited the answer in the hope of making it clearer. When you get to Copenhagen, you will follow the signs to your departure gate. These signs will send you to a passport control point. When you arrive in Ljubljana you will pass through the customs checkpoint before you can leave the airport. You will not pass immigration controls in Ljubljana because the flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an internal Schengen flight.
– phoog
Jun 7 at 16:20
@phoog -- thanks for clarifying!
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:21
add a comment |Â
Just to confirm, you are saying that I will not need to pass through immigration control in Copenhagen, but of course will go through immigration control in Ljlubljana? So I should be able to go from my arrival gate at CPH Terminal 2 to my departure gate in Terminal 2, correct?
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 15:39
@Leslie Immigration will be done in Copenhagen, but not Ljubljana, since Copenhagen-Ljubljana is treated as a domestic flight. So if following the Connection signs in CPH, you clear a security checkpoint, then an Immigration checkpoint, and then you board the flight to Ljubljana. In Ljubljana, it's just straight to the Exit with no controls
– Coke
Jun 7 at 15:53
@Coke -- thanks, your response makes the most sense, as one always needs to go through immigration in the country where one first arrives into the Schengen area.
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:19
@Leslie I've edited the answer in the hope of making it clearer. When you get to Copenhagen, you will follow the signs to your departure gate. These signs will send you to a passport control point. When you arrive in Ljubljana you will pass through the customs checkpoint before you can leave the airport. You will not pass immigration controls in Ljubljana because the flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an internal Schengen flight.
– phoog
Jun 7 at 16:20
@phoog -- thanks for clarifying!
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:21
Just to confirm, you are saying that I will not need to pass through immigration control in Copenhagen, but of course will go through immigration control in Ljlubljana? So I should be able to go from my arrival gate at CPH Terminal 2 to my departure gate in Terminal 2, correct?
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 15:39
Just to confirm, you are saying that I will not need to pass through immigration control in Copenhagen, but of course will go through immigration control in Ljlubljana? So I should be able to go from my arrival gate at CPH Terminal 2 to my departure gate in Terminal 2, correct?
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 15:39
@Leslie Immigration will be done in Copenhagen, but not Ljubljana, since Copenhagen-Ljubljana is treated as a domestic flight. So if following the Connection signs in CPH, you clear a security checkpoint, then an Immigration checkpoint, and then you board the flight to Ljubljana. In Ljubljana, it's just straight to the Exit with no controls
– Coke
Jun 7 at 15:53
@Leslie Immigration will be done in Copenhagen, but not Ljubljana, since Copenhagen-Ljubljana is treated as a domestic flight. So if following the Connection signs in CPH, you clear a security checkpoint, then an Immigration checkpoint, and then you board the flight to Ljubljana. In Ljubljana, it's just straight to the Exit with no controls
– Coke
Jun 7 at 15:53
@Coke -- thanks, your response makes the most sense, as one always needs to go through immigration in the country where one first arrives into the Schengen area.
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:19
@Coke -- thanks, your response makes the most sense, as one always needs to go through immigration in the country where one first arrives into the Schengen area.
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:19
@Leslie I've edited the answer in the hope of making it clearer. When you get to Copenhagen, you will follow the signs to your departure gate. These signs will send you to a passport control point. When you arrive in Ljubljana you will pass through the customs checkpoint before you can leave the airport. You will not pass immigration controls in Ljubljana because the flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an internal Schengen flight.
– phoog
Jun 7 at 16:20
@Leslie I've edited the answer in the hope of making it clearer. When you get to Copenhagen, you will follow the signs to your departure gate. These signs will send you to a passport control point. When you arrive in Ljubljana you will pass through the customs checkpoint before you can leave the airport. You will not pass immigration controls in Ljubljana because the flight from Copenhagen to Ljubljana is an internal Schengen flight.
– phoog
Jun 7 at 16:20
@phoog -- thanks for clarifying!
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:21
@phoog -- thanks for clarifying!
– Leslie
Jun 7 at 16:21
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