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seperate tickets to and from USA

persie11 · 2016-09-05 22:36:40

hey folks, Can I fly to the US on a 1 way ticket, but return on a different ticket? I'm flying over to bring nephews home. thanks.

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05-09-2016 11:36pm

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persie11

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hey folks,

Can I fly to the US on a 1 way ticket, but return on a different ticket?

I'm flying over to bring nephews home.

thanks.

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#2 06-09-2016 1:04am
BuffyBot

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Yes, you can. It'll certainly be helpful (in terms of US Immigration admitting you) to have proof of your return trip booked etc.

A one way ticket alone isn't enough to exclude you from entering the US, but only having the inbound flight booked may cause the US authorities to scrutinise your plans more.

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#3 07-09-2016 1:20am
silja

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yes you can; be aware that airlines may get confused if you travel one way without a visa listed on their info (happened to us), but yes, as long s you have concrete plans to leave again within 90 days you are fine.

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