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As I entered my US Visa information in my booking with Icelandair, there is a field asking for "Applicable Country". I'm Indonesian but received my US visa from Germany, so do I enter Indonesia or Germany in this field?
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As I entered my US Visa information in my booking with Icelandair, there is a field asking for "Applicable Country". I'm Indonesian but received my US visa from Germany, so do I enter Indonesia or Germany in this field?
visas usa check-in icelandair
edited 4 hours ago
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It's not really clear to me what they mean, but since they already ask for the Place of issue, I think they mean the country the visa is for (the United States, in this case), though the fact that the whole section seams to be about US Visas in the first place is quite confusing.
– jcaron
15 hours ago
Is this the full form? Is there anything below Applicable Country?
– MJeffryes
14 hours ago
1
@IhsanHaikal It's very puzzling. I would suggest phoning Icelandair to ask what they want in this field. If you do this, please post an answer to your question to help other people in the future.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
1
@MJeffryes finally I got the answer from Icelandair after direct chat. They said I should put USA as the section is about USA visa
– Ihsan Haikal
13 hours ago
1
@IhsanHaikal Great, thanks for reporting back.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
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As I entered my US Visa information in my booking with Icelandair, there is a field asking for "Applicable Country". I'm Indonesian but received my US visa from Germany, so do I enter Indonesia or Germany in this field?
visas usa check-in icelandair
edited 4 hours ago
JonathanReez♦
51.9k47 gold badges268 silver badges547 bronze badges
asked 17 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
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As I entered my US Visa information in my booking with Icelandair, there is a field asking for "Applicable Country". I'm Indonesian but received my US visa from Germany, so do I enter Indonesia or Germany in this field?
visas usa check-in icelandair
visas usa check-in icelandair
edited 4 hours ago
JonathanReez♦
51.9k47 gold badges268 silver badges547 bronze badges
asked 17 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
3542 silver badges9 bronze badges
edited 4 hours ago
JonathanReez♦
51.9k47 gold badges268 silver badges547 bronze badges
asked 17 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
3542 silver badges9 bronze badges
edited 4 hours ago
JonathanReez♦
51.9k47 gold badges268 silver badges547 bronze badges
edited 4 hours ago
JonathanReez♦
51.9k47 gold badges268 silver badges547 bronze badges
edited 4 hours ago
JonathanReez♦
51.9k47 gold badges268 silver badges547 bronze badges
51.9k47 gold badges268 silver badges547 bronze badges
asked 17 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
3542 silver badges9 bronze badges
asked 17 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
3542 silver badges9 bronze badges
asked 17 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
3542 silver badges9 bronze badges
3542 silver badges9 bronze badges
2
It's not really clear to me what they mean, but since they already ask for the Place of issue, I think they mean the country the visa is for (the United States, in this case), though the fact that the whole section seams to be about US Visas in the first place is quite confusing.
– jcaron
15 hours ago
Is this the full form? Is there anything below Applicable Country?
– MJeffryes
14 hours ago
1
@IhsanHaikal It's very puzzling. I would suggest phoning Icelandair to ask what they want in this field. If you do this, please post an answer to your question to help other people in the future.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
1
@MJeffryes finally I got the answer from Icelandair after direct chat. They said I should put USA as the section is about USA visa
– Ihsan Haikal
13 hours ago
1
@IhsanHaikal Great, thanks for reporting back.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
2
It's not really clear to me what they mean, but since they already ask for the Place of issue, I think they mean the country the visa is for (the United States, in this case), though the fact that the whole section seams to be about US Visas in the first place is quite confusing.
– jcaron
15 hours ago
Is this the full form? Is there anything below Applicable Country?
– MJeffryes
14 hours ago
1
@IhsanHaikal It's very puzzling. I would suggest phoning Icelandair to ask what they want in this field. If you do this, please post an answer to your question to help other people in the future.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
1
@MJeffryes finally I got the answer from Icelandair after direct chat. They said I should put USA as the section is about USA visa
– Ihsan Haikal
13 hours ago
1
@IhsanHaikal Great, thanks for reporting back.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
2
2
It's not really clear to me what they mean, but since they already ask for the Place of issue, I think they mean the country the visa is for (the United States, in this case), though the fact that the whole section seams to be about US Visas in the first place is quite confusing.
– jcaron
15 hours ago
It's not really clear to me what they mean, but since they already ask for the Place of issue, I think they mean the country the visa is for (the United States, in this case), though the fact that the whole section seams to be about US Visas in the first place is quite confusing.
– jcaron
15 hours ago
Is this the full form? Is there anything below Applicable Country?
– MJeffryes
14 hours ago
Is this the full form? Is there anything below Applicable Country?
– MJeffryes
14 hours ago
1
1
@IhsanHaikal It's very puzzling. I would suggest phoning Icelandair to ask what they want in this field. If you do this, please post an answer to your question to help other people in the future.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
@IhsanHaikal It's very puzzling. I would suggest phoning Icelandair to ask what they want in this field. If you do this, please post an answer to your question to help other people in the future.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
1
1
@MJeffryes finally I got the answer from Icelandair after direct chat. They said I should put USA as the section is about USA visa
– Ihsan Haikal
13 hours ago
@MJeffryes finally I got the answer from Icelandair after direct chat. They said I should put USA as the section is about USA visa
– Ihsan Haikal
13 hours ago
1
1
@IhsanHaikal Great, thanks for reporting back.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
@IhsanHaikal Great, thanks for reporting back.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
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After chatting with Icelandair representative, applicable country in this field means that to which country you have the visa to, in this case is USA, therefore I should put USA.
answered 13 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
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Man, that is one horrible UX
– JonathanReez♦
7 hours ago
1
I think it's more applicable (pun intended) in visas like Schengen visa, where the issuing county and the country you're visiting (that which visa will apply) can be different. Still, pretty ambiguous.
– Umur Kontacı
4 hours ago
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After chatting with Icelandair representative, applicable country in this field means that to which country you have the visa to, in this case is USA, therefore I should put USA.
answered 13 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
3542 silver badges9 bronze badges
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Man, that is one horrible UX
– JonathanReez♦
7 hours ago
1
I think it's more applicable (pun intended) in visas like Schengen visa, where the issuing county and the country you're visiting (that which visa will apply) can be different. Still, pretty ambiguous.
– Umur Kontacı
4 hours ago
add a comment
|
After chatting with Icelandair representative, applicable country in this field means that to which country you have the visa to, in this case is USA, therefore I should put USA.
answered 13 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
3542 silver badges9 bronze badges
13
Man, that is one horrible UX
– JonathanReez♦
7 hours ago
1
I think it's more applicable (pun intended) in visas like Schengen visa, where the issuing county and the country you're visiting (that which visa will apply) can be different. Still, pretty ambiguous.
– Umur Kontacı
4 hours ago
add a comment
|
After chatting with Icelandair representative, applicable country in this field means that to which country you have the visa to, in this case is USA, therefore I should put USA.
answered 13 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
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After chatting with Icelandair representative, applicable country in this field means that to which country you have the visa to, in this case is USA, therefore I should put USA.
answered 13 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
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answered 13 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
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answered 13 hours ago
Ihsan HaikalIhsan Haikal
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answered 13 hours ago
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13
Man, that is one horrible UX
– JonathanReez♦
7 hours ago
1
I think it's more applicable (pun intended) in visas like Schengen visa, where the issuing county and the country you're visiting (that which visa will apply) can be different. Still, pretty ambiguous.
– Umur Kontacı
4 hours ago
add a comment
|
13
Man, that is one horrible UX
– JonathanReez♦
7 hours ago
1
I think it's more applicable (pun intended) in visas like Schengen visa, where the issuing county and the country you're visiting (that which visa will apply) can be different. Still, pretty ambiguous.
– Umur Kontacı
4 hours ago
13
13
Man, that is one horrible UX
– JonathanReez♦
7 hours ago
Man, that is one horrible UX
– JonathanReez♦
7 hours ago
1
1
I think it's more applicable (pun intended) in visas like Schengen visa, where the issuing county and the country you're visiting (that which visa will apply) can be different. Still, pretty ambiguous.
– Umur Kontacı
4 hours ago
I think it's more applicable (pun intended) in visas like Schengen visa, where the issuing county and the country you're visiting (that which visa will apply) can be different. Still, pretty ambiguous.
– Umur Kontacı
4 hours ago
add a comment
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It's not really clear to me what they mean, but since they already ask for the Place of issue, I think they mean the country the visa is for (the United States, in this case), though the fact that the whole section seams to be about US Visas in the first place is quite confusing.
– jcaron
15 hours ago
Is this the full form? Is there anything below Applicable Country?
– MJeffryes
14 hours ago
1
@IhsanHaikal It's very puzzling. I would suggest phoning Icelandair to ask what they want in this field. If you do this, please post an answer to your question to help other people in the future.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago
1
@MJeffryes finally I got the answer from Icelandair after direct chat. They said I should put USA as the section is about USA visa
– Ihsan Haikal
13 hours ago
1
@IhsanHaikal Great, thanks for reporting back.
– MJeffryes
13 hours ago