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Lynnette ******
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Lynnette *******
@John ********
remember it's free to fill in any time between 72hrs and time of arrival. Only boxes with asterix unless specifically relevant to you. Happy travels!
Lynnette *******
@Jack *******
I've just flown in recently and was asked for the printout. Your hysteria over this is bizarre. Pathetic name calling over someone saying they printed a piece of paper. You're just a weird guy looking for an excuse to be abusive.
Lynnette *******
@John ********
it's an arrival card. If you are going to arrive, you fill it in. It's nothing to do with visas.
Lynnette *******
@Jack *******
I was asked for a printed ticket so yes, printing was useful. Lost phone/broken phone/ no signal. . So instead of you wasting time whinging about "killing trees" try some commonsense.
Lynnette *******
Book as soon as you can for the dates you want.
Lynnette *******
It's all online and they already have it. But it's an extra level of confirmation in case they require it. I never rely on technology and printed mine.
Lynnette *******
Think there's a website lists the acceptable insurers for the non-OA.
Lynnette *******
I put where I boarded and started my journey, UK. The connecting flight was delayed and flight number changed so it would have been pointless to put that, especially as I didn't start my journey there. It was accepted as UK and I'll stick to that next time too.
Lynnette *******
Why are you trying to fill it in outside of the 72 maximum? It clearly says not before 72 hours. It's a few minutes task with very little to fill in on it. You can even do it in the airport, the plane or on arrival.