Emergency Passport

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chachito Active member

Member since 15 November 2011

chachitoActive member12 December 2012 15:47:37

Hi All,

Got a stop over at Kuala Lumpur before getting back home

Since I have an emergency passport (stolen passport in Thailand), i wonder if getting a stop over at Kuala Lumpur with an emergency passport will put me into troubles or not?

Thank you

MoneyChaser Active member

Member since 29 October 2009

MoneyChaserActive member12 December 2012 16:22:24

Well .. U might run into some trouble.. Depending on the mood of the immigration officer during that time .. It highly depends on the time you are arriving .. KLIA or LCCT?

Fred Indonesia Expert

Member since 02 August 2009

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FredIndonesia Expert13 December 2012 01:13:24

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Meek, be meek.
Ask if there'a a hotel in the airport if you need to stay overnight and say whatever they want to hear.
If it's a land, change and fly within a few hours, you won't see passport control anyway.

chachito Active member

Member since 15 November 2011

chachitoActive member21 December 2012 21:35:04

Thanks for your answers,

MoneyChaser wrote:
.. It highly depends on the time you are arriving ..

Whaaaaat... Are you kidding me So u can cross the checkpoint if you arrive early in the day for example and not the evening hum

mas fred wrote:
Meek, be meek.
Ask if there'a a hotel in the airport if you need to stay overnight and say whatever they want to hear.
If it's a land, change and fly within a few hours, you won't see passport control anyway.

Ok, Meek be meek, I think the best idea is to change the flight... too many risks to get stucked at the airport..... >.<

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