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I'm from Mexico and planning a trip to Japan, and so me is a few thousand dollars cheaper and way faster to do it from LAX, than from my own country.
I do have an American Visa B-2 type (Tourist).
What problems could there be regarding my situation?
and
Are there any extra steps in me taking an international flight within the US as a foreigner?
Thank you so much in advance, I really don't want to have an issue and have never done a flight like so.
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I'm from Mexico and planning a trip to Japan, and so me is a few thousand dollars cheaper and way faster to do it from LAX, than from my own country.
I do have an American Visa B-2 type (Tourist).
What problems could there be regarding my situation?
and
Are there any extra steps in me taking an international flight within the US as a foreigner?
Thank you so much in advance, I really don't want to have an issue and have never done a flight like so.
usa international-travel mexico connecting-flights
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Possible duplicate of Can I use valid US B1/B2 visa to transit in NY & LA?
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I'm from Mexico and planning a trip to Japan, and so me is a few thousand dollars cheaper and way faster to do it from LAX, than from my own country.
I do have an American Visa B-2 type (Tourist).
What problems could there be regarding my situation?
and
Are there any extra steps in me taking an international flight within the US as a foreigner?
Thank you so much in advance, I really don't want to have an issue and have never done a flight like so.
usa international-travel mexico connecting-flights
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I'm from Mexico and planning a trip to Japan, and so me is a few thousand dollars cheaper and way faster to do it from LAX, than from my own country.
I do have an American Visa B-2 type (Tourist).
What problems could there be regarding my situation?
and
Are there any extra steps in me taking an international flight within the US as a foreigner?
Thank you so much in advance, I really don't want to have an issue and have never done a flight like so.
usa international-travel mexico connecting-flights
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Possible duplicate of Can I use valid US B1/B2 visa to transit in NY & LA?
– Michael Hampton
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Possible duplicate of Can I use valid US B1/B2 visa to transit in NY & LA?
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Possible duplicate of Can I use valid US B1/B2 visa to transit in NY & LA?
– Michael Hampton
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Possible duplicate of Can I use valid US B1/B2 visa to transit in NY & LA?
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What problems could there be regarding my situation?
You could be denied entry into the US. Since you already have a B visa, this is probably rather unlikely.
Are there any extra steps in me taking an international flight within the US as a foreigner?
Not really. The airline will report your departure to the US government, so you might have to show your US visa when you leave for Japan, but otherwise the process will be essentially the same as it is for a US citizen.
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The airline is unlikely to check the OP's USA visa upon departure from the USA. The USA visa is just permission to apply for admission. It holds no value once a passenger has already been admitted. They will be more interested in the required visa (if any) for Japan.
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You want to transit through the USA using a B2 visa. You are unlikely to have any problems.
If you already have a valid visitor (B) visa, you may be able to use it to transit the United States. If you are a citizen of a participating country, you may be able to transit the United States on the Visa Waiver Program.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/other-visa-categories/transit.html
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2 Answers
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active
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up vote
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What problems could there be regarding my situation?
You could be denied entry into the US. Since you already have a B visa, this is probably rather unlikely.
Are there any extra steps in me taking an international flight within the US as a foreigner?
Not really. The airline will report your departure to the US government, so you might have to show your US visa when you leave for Japan, but otherwise the process will be essentially the same as it is for a US citizen.
answered 3 hours ago
phoog
62.3k9136196
The airline is unlikely to check the OP's USA visa upon departure from the USA. The USA visa is just permission to apply for admission. It holds no value once a passenger has already been admitted. They will be more interested in the required visa (if any) for Japan.
– greatone
2 hours ago
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up vote
3
down vote
What problems could there be regarding my situation?
You could be denied entry into the US. Since you already have a B visa, this is probably rather unlikely.
Are there any extra steps in me taking an international flight within the US as a foreigner?
Not really. The airline will report your departure to the US government, so you might have to show your US visa when you leave for Japan, but otherwise the process will be essentially the same as it is for a US citizen.
answered 3 hours ago
phoog
62.3k9136196
The airline is unlikely to check the OP's USA visa upon departure from the USA. The USA visa is just permission to apply for admission. It holds no value once a passenger has already been admitted. They will be more interested in the required visa (if any) for Japan.
– greatone
2 hours ago
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up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
What problems could there be regarding my situation?
You could be denied entry into the US. Since you already have a B visa, this is probably rather unlikely.
Are there any extra steps in me taking an international flight within the US as a foreigner?
Not really. The airline will report your departure to the US government, so you might have to show your US visa when you leave for Japan, but otherwise the process will be essentially the same as it is for a US citizen.
answered 3 hours ago
phoog
62.3k9136196
What problems could there be regarding my situation?
You could be denied entry into the US. Since you already have a B visa, this is probably rather unlikely.
Are there any extra steps in me taking an international flight within the US as a foreigner?
Not really. The airline will report your departure to the US government, so you might have to show your US visa when you leave for Japan, but otherwise the process will be essentially the same as it is for a US citizen.
answered 3 hours ago
phoog
62.3k9136196
answered 3 hours ago
phoog
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answered 3 hours ago
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answered 3 hours ago
phoog
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The airline is unlikely to check the OP's USA visa upon departure from the USA. The USA visa is just permission to apply for admission. It holds no value once a passenger has already been admitted. They will be more interested in the required visa (if any) for Japan.
– greatone
2 hours ago
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The airline is unlikely to check the OP's USA visa upon departure from the USA. The USA visa is just permission to apply for admission. It holds no value once a passenger has already been admitted. They will be more interested in the required visa (if any) for Japan.
– greatone
2 hours ago
The airline is unlikely to check the OP's USA visa upon departure from the USA. The USA visa is just permission to apply for admission. It holds no value once a passenger has already been admitted. They will be more interested in the required visa (if any) for Japan.
– greatone
2 hours ago
The airline is unlikely to check the OP's USA visa upon departure from the USA. The USA visa is just permission to apply for admission. It holds no value once a passenger has already been admitted. They will be more interested in the required visa (if any) for Japan.
– greatone
2 hours ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
You want to transit through the USA using a B2 visa. You are unlikely to have any problems.
If you already have a valid visitor (B) visa, you may be able to use it to transit the United States. If you are a citizen of a participating country, you may be able to transit the United States on the Visa Waiver Program.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/other-visa-categories/transit.html
answered 2 hours ago
greatone
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add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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You want to transit through the USA using a B2 visa. You are unlikely to have any problems.
If you already have a valid visitor (B) visa, you may be able to use it to transit the United States. If you are a citizen of a participating country, you may be able to transit the United States on the Visa Waiver Program.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/other-visa-categories/transit.html
answered 2 hours ago
greatone
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add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
You want to transit through the USA using a B2 visa. You are unlikely to have any problems.
If you already have a valid visitor (B) visa, you may be able to use it to transit the United States. If you are a citizen of a participating country, you may be able to transit the United States on the Visa Waiver Program.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/other-visa-categories/transit.html
answered 2 hours ago
greatone
2,138928
You want to transit through the USA using a B2 visa. You are unlikely to have any problems.
If you already have a valid visitor (B) visa, you may be able to use it to transit the United States. If you are a citizen of a participating country, you may be able to transit the United States on the Visa Waiver Program.
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/us-visas/other-visa-categories/transit.html
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Possible duplicate of Can I use valid US B1/B2 visa to transit in NY & LA?
– Michael Hampton
2 hours ago