Do I require a visa to work with an international airlines?

Hi Gungun, As a crew member you would not require to personally apply for any visa, as this would be taken care of by the concerned airlines as they would be deciding on your fleet chart. Generally when Pilots and cabin crew go for an international layover (flight duty which results in a night stop) they carry a "General Declaration" and passports. GD is a company paper which declares how many crew members are traveling with their details such as DOB,Passport no., nationality with Captains sign . It acts like a visa and they don't get any other stamp on their passport. It all depends on the laws of the country that the crew is visiting. Some do and some don't. Many do unless they have a reciprocal agreement,In some cases, the crew isn't even required to clear customs unless they are leaving airport property. Other times they have to clear as soon as they land. Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert. Click on the thumbs up or mark it as the best, if you found this useful. Wish You Luck!

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