Hello All,
I'm planning a trip that starts in Rome and ends in Paris, but getting arriving in Paris and leaving from Paris.
I plan to buy my ticket to Rome right away, so I wanted to know how long does it take for me to get out of immigration area and picking up my bags, so if my flight arrives at Paris at 1pm, would I make it if I but a 3pm flight to Rome directly?
Also, my wife is a green card holder, does anyone know if she needs a visa to go to Italy and France? and if she does will that take longer in the immigration line in Paris?
Thanks so much!
Passport, immigration in France
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Why wouldn't you fly into Rome and out of Paris?
I would want more than two hours unless both flights are on the same ticket, which doesn't sound like it's the case.
The green card is irrelevant (aside from getting back into the US). What counts for entry to France and Italy is your wife's citizenship - i.e. passport.