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I will be flying from Tampa, laying over in London( Gatwick airport), then on my way to Sweden (Arlanda airport). I was wondering, with this being my first trip across the pond, what to expect. To be specific, talking about Customs & Immigration.

I will be flying round trip on Norwegian airlines here in a few months. I'm curious about what I will need to do when I get to London. I have a 2 hour lay over to Sweden, along with a 5 hour lay over on the way back.

I know the UK is not apart of the Schengen Borders agreement, but does this mean I may have to go through Customs & Immigration at both airports? or not until I reach Sweden?

I have tried to ask my airline about this. One person says yes, another says no. I'm at a lost now. Whatever info you can give me will be awesome! thank you all.

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I will be flying from Tampa, laying over in London( Gatwick airport), then on my way to Sweden (Arlanda airport). I was wondering, with this being my first trip across the pond, what to expect. To be specific, talking about Customs & Immigration.

I will be flying round trip on Norwegian airlines here in a few months. I'm curious about what I will need to do when I get to London. I have a 2 hour lay over to Sweden, along with a 5 hour lay over on the way back.

I know the UK is not apart of the Schengen Borders agreement, but does this mean I may have to go through Customs & Immigration at both airports? or not until I reach Sweden?

I have tried to ask my airline about this. One person says yes, another says no. I'm at a lost now. Whatever info you can give me will be awesome! thank you all.

usa schengen customs-and-immigration london sweden

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I will be flying from Tampa, laying over in London( Gatwick airport), then on my way to Sweden (Arlanda airport). I was wondering, with this being my first trip across the pond, what to expect. To be specific, talking about Customs & Immigration.

I will be flying round trip on Norwegian airlines here in a few months. I'm curious about what I will need to do when I get to London. I have a 2 hour lay over to Sweden, along with a 5 hour lay over on the way back.

I know the UK is not apart of the Schengen Borders agreement, but does this mean I may have to go through Customs & Immigration at both airports? or not until I reach Sweden?

I have tried to ask my airline about this. One person says yes, another says no. I'm at a lost now. Whatever info you can give me will be awesome! thank you all.

usa schengen customs-and-immigration london sweden

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I suppose you have both flights on the same ticket. In that case:

• your luggage will be checked through to your final destination


• you should get boarding passes for both flights in Tampa


• you will not need to go through passport control, reclaim your bags, or go through customs in Gatwick


• you may have to go through security, though


• you will then proceed directly to your gate

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https://www.gatwickairport.com/at-the-airport/flying-in/flight-connections/

International to international flight connections

If you’re arriving at Gatwick from an international flight, are connecting on to another international destination you have some choices to make depending on your circumstances:

1. If your hold bags are through checked or you’re travelling with hand luggage only and you have your boarding pass, simply follow signs for Flight Connections*. There is no need to clear Passport Control or Customs.

or

2. If your hold bags are not through checked, you must collect them at Gatwick. Follow signs to Baggage Reclaim – you will need to pass through Passport Control on your way – and then either use our free GatwickConnects service or proceed to the check-in desk for your next flight.

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I suppose you have both flights on the same ticket. In that case:

• your luggage will be checked through to your final destination


• you should get boarding passes for both flights in Tampa


• you will not need to go through passport control, reclaim your bags, or go through customs in Gatwick


• you may have to go through security, though


• you will then proceed directly to your gate

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I suppose you have both flights on the same ticket. In that case:

• your luggage will be checked through to your final destination


• you should get boarding passes for both flights in Tampa


• you will not need to go through passport control, reclaim your bags, or go through customs in Gatwick


• you may have to go through security, though


• you will then proceed directly to your gate

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I suppose you have both flights on the same ticket. In that case:

• your luggage will be checked through to your final destination


• you should get boarding passes for both flights in Tampa


• you will not need to go through passport control, reclaim your bags, or go through customs in Gatwick


• you may have to go through security, though


• you will then proceed directly to your gate

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https://www.gatwickairport.com/at-the-airport/flying-in/flight-connections/

International to international flight connections

If you’re arriving at Gatwick from an international flight, are connecting on to another international destination you have some choices to make depending on your circumstances:

1. If your hold bags are through checked or you’re travelling with hand luggage only and you have your boarding pass, simply follow signs for Flight Connections*. There is no need to clear Passport Control or Customs.

or

2. If your hold bags are not through checked, you must collect them at Gatwick. Follow signs to Baggage Reclaim – you will need to pass through Passport Control on your way – and then either use our free GatwickConnects service or proceed to the check-in desk for your next flight.

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https://www.gatwickairport.com/at-the-airport/flying-in/flight-connections/

International to international flight connections

If you’re arriving at Gatwick from an international flight, are connecting on to another international destination you have some choices to make depending on your circumstances:

1. If your hold bags are through checked or you’re travelling with hand luggage only and you have your boarding pass, simply follow signs for Flight Connections*. There is no need to clear Passport Control or Customs.

or

2. If your hold bags are not through checked, you must collect them at Gatwick. Follow signs to Baggage Reclaim – you will need to pass through Passport Control on your way – and then either use our free GatwickConnects service or proceed to the check-in desk for your next flight.

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https://www.gatwickairport.com/at-the-airport/flying-in/flight-connections/

International to international flight connections

If you’re arriving at Gatwick from an international flight, are connecting on to another international destination you have some choices to make depending on your circumstances:

1. If your hold bags are through checked or you’re travelling with hand luggage only and you have your boarding pass, simply follow signs for Flight Connections*. There is no need to clear Passport Control or Customs.

or

2. If your hold bags are not through checked, you must collect them at Gatwick. Follow signs to Baggage Reclaim – you will need to pass through Passport Control on your way – and then either use our free GatwickConnects service or proceed to the check-in desk for your next flight.

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