Travelling with a Permesso di Soggiorno, no Visa

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Gio RaffNew member18 September 2016 16:00:59

Hi!, I saw a few threads about this but wanted to create a new one since my situation might be different.

I'm an American currently living in Italy with a Permesso di Soggiorno.

I'm planning to buy a plan ticket to go back to visit the States and I want to be sure it's ok if my flight has a transfer in Portugal.

I got my PDS directly from the Italian government here in Italy so I did not need to apply for a Visa. My passport stamp is well past the 3 month period so I just want to make sure that the PDS is sufficient for any transfers I might have.

Thanks!

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GuestPoster491Guest19 September 2016 02:57:27

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It's fine

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Gio RaffNew member19 September 2016 07:51:36

THanks!

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