Philip,

 

OK, we must then advise to INSIST on the luggage delivery to the end point
in Moldova. My personal experience is that if I had the return ticket from A
to C through B (NOT 2 separate tickets A-B return plus B-C return), luggage
goes through the hub B transparently. Being a Russian, did that in Shannon,
Frankfurt etc. Friends did in SVO, DMD… VKO was not yet in the list… And,
they (SVO2) have the hotels where transfer passengers may stay overnight,
btw.

 

Then, the whole business goes around how and when did Jessica get her travel
arrangements… If she works on the exit-pick-up-go-back-check-in... she would
need a double transfer visa for Russia, btw. These days, no chance to
benefit from volcano eruption ;)

 

Jessica, btw, why did you decide to go to Moldova via Moscow? You want to
drop off for this poshy village visit, don’t you? ;-)   

 

Sincerely,

Sergey Orlov

Marketing Director

ELINT SP

 

Tel +7-495-2280766

Fax +7-495-7873869

Mob +7-916-3929803

Skype elersm

 

From: Philip Harris [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 10:51 PM
To: [email protected]; The Moscow Expat List
Cc: The Moscow Expat List
Subject: Re: Expat List Question about international transfer at Domodedovo

 

If your baggage is not checked through you MUST CLEAR CUSTOMS AND
IMMIGRATION. DO NOT USE THE TRANSFER DESK. Once you have cleared you will
recheck your baggage and clear customs again to exit Russia. If you use the
transfer desk your bags will remain in Russia and be held by customs.

 

We had a student have this problem before.

On 20.05.2010, at 19:57, "ELINT_SP_Mrktg-SergeyOrlov" <[email protected]>
wrote:

David,

 

Moldova is not Russia, there should be the way to change the flights
avoiding the immigration procedures. AFAIR after I got into the Domodedovo
airport building after landing pretty many times, there was the clear sign
“TRANSFER” and the stand with the transfer manager who is to be
contacted on this matter. The crew also warns the connection passengers to
use transfer agent before landing.

 

Anyway, if the flight from US lands at Domodedovo, have a look at
http://www.domodedovo.ru/en/main/transfer/info/

 

 

Sincerely,

Sergey Orlov

Marketing Director

ELINT SP

 

Tel +7-495-2280766

Fax +7-495-7873869

Mob +7-916-3929803

Skype elersm

 

From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of
Бургхардт Дэвид Адам
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 8:31 PM
To: The Moscow Expat List
Subject: HA: Expat List Question about international transfer at Domodedovo

 

Your first point of arrival in Russia you go through customs and immigration
because it's your point of entry. The same thing happens when you go to the
U.S....when I fly to another destination in the U.S. after arriving in New
York, I have to collect my luggage, go through immigration, etc. and check
my baggage back onto the next flight. I've even had to do this flying on the
same plane (Moscow-Washington via NY), I had to go through all the
immigration and baggage stuff just to reboard the same plane I was on that
was destined for DC. 

 

I work with lots of camera crews who must do the same thing...their
equipment is all checked in through Moscow, registered and stamped, then we
haul it all onto the next flight, checking in again. 

 

This is not unusual in any country.

 

David Burghardt

RIA Novosti

Moscow, Russia

 


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РћС‚: [email protected] РѕС‚ имени Jessica
Bachman
Отправлено: Чт, 20.05.2010 18:45
РљРѕРјСѓ: The Moscow Expat List
Тема: Expat List Question about international transfer at Domodedovo

Hello, 

 

I am taking a United flight from New York to Moscow and then changing to S7
airlines to go to Moldova. Since they are two different airlines, my baggage
will not be checked through to Moldova — I will have to pick it up in
Moscow. Is there any way to do this at Domodedovo airport without going
through immigration? On the airport's website, this is all the information
provided:" Any luggage checked through to the final destination at the
departure airport will be processed automatically. If your luggage is
checked to Domodedovo, please notify the transfer agent." 

 

I am wondering if "notify the transfer agent" means this is possible. 

 

Does anyone have any experience with this?

 

Thanks!

 

Jessica

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