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You generally need to convince the airline you're allowed into the destination country, because if you're stopped at the border, they're responsible for you. I
by Tloewald 13y ago
You generally need to convince the airline you're allowed into the destination country, because if you're stopped at the border, they're responsible for you.
In many -- probably most -- countries there is some kind of outgoing border control for any international flight -- not necessarily "customs" but something similar. (I was actually detained briefly at customs leaving Sydney for Japan in the 90s. Never found out why.)
- saryant 13y agoThat's not immigration though. In the majority of cases, that's done automatically in the background by cross-referencing your itinerary and citizenship against TIMATIC. The passenger never does anything.