Schiphol Airport Amsterdam Terminal Tour, Complete walk from gate to gate and into Schengen Area.

The complete walk from gate to gate, from Non Schengen into Schengen
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, known informally as Schiphol Airport, is the main international airport of the Netherlands. It is located 9 kilometres southwest of Amsterdam, in the municipality of Haarlemmermeer in the province of North Holland. In this video, I will give you the complete transit guide for Amsterdam Airport Schiphol with complete details and in depth walk through. I will show you the detailed map of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and the transit routes for Schengen and non Schengen travelers. And as always, I will take you through my experience of transiting at Schiphol Airport Amsterdam. So if you have a connecting flight in Amsterdam, Netherlands, this video will guide you through and give you some valuable tips. Just follow the instructions in this video, and you will easily find your way at the Schiphol Airport Amsterdam.
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[@leidydilei4697]

thank you so much!! I'm travellin from Belfast to Amsterdan, and from there to Barcelona!! and I only have 1 hour for to go from one plane to the other. this is really useful!!

[@maciejlewicki2717]

Thanks for the movie. Thanks to you, I know what my transit at the airport will look like.

[@rdgreeley]

Love the camera thru the scanner! Thanks for the heads up with this airport!I’ll pass through this in 3 months! Yikes.

[@ganymedes62]

Oh dear, that's the high season. Be prepared for way longer lines at security!

[@devinchandler3352]

I have a flight from Houston to Amsterdam and then connecting to go to Glasgow with only 50 minute layover, I hope that is enough time. I am watching videos like this to give me an idea what to do to be quick. Luckily I can walk pretty fast but nervous!

[@JustinThailand]

Normally, 50 minutes will be enough. As you see in the video, you will have to go through security and passport control. At some hours, there can be crowded in the passport control, if that happen to you, and you running late, just contact the ground staff, show them your boarding pass, and tell them you are running late for your flight, they will then, if you are short of time, let you jump the queue. So have that in mind if you runs out of time.

[@JustinThailand]

Sorry, wrong information, you will not have to go through the passport control. Scotland is not a member of Schengen area. So you will only have to go through the security control. So that will save you some time on the transit.

[@devnull1013]

Security on arrival depends on the origin of the flight. Pier E, F and G (all non-schengen only) have a double floor design for arrivals from "unsafe" countries where the screening level is not verified to be up to EU standards. That's why in this video you see no actual departure gates or shops during the walk and get funneled through security. If you are from a "safe" country, and I believe the US is, you should be entering the lower floor of the pier where you could theoretically take a connecting flight on the same pier right away.

[@user-ut8be3tw4z]

hi, may i know what app do you use in the video for timer & maps? is that a digital maps of schipol airport? and do you know where are the hotels we can stay for 13h layover there? thanks

[@JustinThailand]

Hi, i was using a the old exercise-app Endomondo, just to track my walk. And was using a standard GPS, but no digital maps of the airport. I haven't stayed at a hotel in Schiphol, but I know there is some major hotels near the airport.

[@ninamrvaljevic8377]

Hello, I need information on flights departing TGD Podgorica airport to Rome FCO airport Italy and flights arriving from Rome FCO airport, Italy to AMS Amsterdam. And flights departing from AMS Amsterdam to BOG Bogota airpot. These are different flight connections setweer Wizz air and KLM. Do I have to do inmigration at Amsterdam and passport control or is it not necessary? Thanks you

[@JustinThailand]

If I understand this correct; You will do a transit in Schiphol, Amsterdam from Rome, Italy, and then depart for Bogota, Colombia. If you arrive from Italy, you are inside the Schengen area, and will have to go through passport control when going to the Non-Schengen area.

[@ninamrvaljevic8377]

Thank you for your response

[@OathKeeper95]

Hey I’m flying from Slovenia to Costa Rica with a layover in Amsterdam. I guess since it is from a Schengen country to a non-Schengen I don’t have to do passport control?

[@JustinThailand]

If you cross the Schengen border, you will have to go thorough the passport control.

[@juliehawkswell5564]

Manchester airport to Rapid city via Amsterdam then MSP do i have to go through full security check, claim my checked bag.

[@JustinThailand]

That is depending on your ticket. If you bought your travel under 1 ticket, your baggage will normally be checked to your final destination.

[@jam-pt5tz]

Hey Justin, sorry for the 2 year delayed question, Im traveling from Schengen to Schengen this friday and was wondering if an hour was enough time, im aware that i wont have passport or security control. Im traveling from denmark to portugal, should i be worried about running late?

[@JustinThailand]

No, if no delay, 1 hour should be enough.

[@naeemsharimclean3975]

Thank you for this post…. So they had to scan again? We are connecting through AMS to ATL. Schengen to Non-Schengen…. Is this the same procedure?

[@JustinThailand]

Yes, when crossing Schengen to Non-Schengen or opposite, you will have to go trough the passport control. But when you going from Schengen to Non-Schengen there is no security control, only passport control.

[@gamemaster1695]

Is this passport checker?? If we have to travel here on Soggiorno Italia ,Is it possible??

[@JustinThailand]

Its depending on where you arrive and depart from. If you have to cross the Schegen border, (eu, ecc) you will have to go through the passport control. If you are doing the whole transit inside Schengen area, or in the Non-Schengen area, you don't have to go through any passport control.

[@gamemaster1695]

@@JustinThailand I want to know I am Pakistani and have a permesso di soggiorno ,Now I am in Pakistan can I travel directly to Netherlands with my permesso di soggiorno easily and what will happen on arrival in Amsterdam airport??

[@gamemaster1695]

10:46 Is this passport checker machine

[@JustinThailand]

Yes it is.

[@ricamae050690]

If i have connecting flight from norway to thailand with a transfer time of 50 mins., is it enough?

[@JustinThailand]

If no delay, it will be enough time. If you're running late, just inform the staff at the passport control, and they will let you bypass the queue. You will find the staff walking around the passport area, you'll see them easily. There are no security control going from Schengen to Non-Schengen.

[@ricamae050690]

@@JustinThailand thank you so much! I really appreciate the response 😊👍

[@jeepinjoel]

Love the music. Can you share the details? Artist? Song name?

[@JustinThailand]

Thank you :) Its Deep Forest Sessions - Molife

[@Myza-Maya]

Hi there - we are flying to europe this summer with a connecting flight in amsterdam with a 4 hour lay over - did they require a digital covid card or did the paper copy do? did they even ask to see it?

[@JustinThailand]

Covid requirements is determined by the country of your arrival. If there are some covid restrictions, you will normally have to deal with this during your check in. There might be some document check at the boarding gate of your transit. I would, to be sure, print out a paper copy, since this can vary a lot depending on the staff checking your documents.

[@lucievosykova219]

Hello, if I’m travelling from Schengen to Schengen I don’t have to go to passport control right? I have 1 hour layover in Amsterdam and I’m a bit scared if I’ll make the connecting flight.

[@JustinThailand]

Hi Lucie :) You don't have to be scared :) You don't have to go through any passport control or security control. You just go your departure gate. If no delays, 1 hour is plenty of time :) Enjoy your travel and have a nice flight :) I also made a video called Complete Transit Guide for Schiphol Airport : kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIfJiXRnnddjarc

[@DShiranui]

Thanks for sharing! I'm travelling from Costa Rica to Ireland. I have a layover of 50 minutes in Amsterdam. Is it enough time to get the flight to Ireland? Do I have to pass passport and security control? Thanks

[@JustinThailand]

Yes, normally, if no delays, 50 minutes will be enough. You will have to go through security control, but not passport control.

[@calmandreadyforvrej]

im traveling US to Amsterdam then to Paris with 1hr 20 min lay over. Do I need to go through security and passport control ?

[@JustinThailand]

Hi. I am not 100% sure anymore when coming from US. You will have to go through the passport control, but security control I am not sure. If coming from e.g. Asia you will normally go through the security control. But someone coming from the US told me they didn't have to go through the security control. But, 1 hour 20 minutes should be enough for transfer, even if. you have to go through the security control. I would appreciate if you come back after your transit and gave a feedback on this, would help me another travelers :) Have a nice flight :)

[@calmandreadyforvrej]

@@JustinThailand thanks for replying

[@muyela84]

I have an upcoming trip flying from salt lake city USA with a 1 hour 50 minutes layover in Amsterdam to Nairobi...is 1 hour 50 minutes decent time to get to my transit gate? as i have heard the waits at schiphol airport are ridiculous and i believe that i will leave schengen area while transiting not sure....

[@JustinThailand]

Yes, 1 hour 50 minutes will normally be enough, and you will not enter Schengen area. You will only have to go through the security control :) The waits and chaos has more or less been for those starting their travel at Schiphol and not transiting :) Have a nice travel :)

[@muyela84]

@@JustinThailandthank you so very much. 🫡

[@adrianarroch18]

Hello, I'm having a 2.4h layover in Schipol between my flight from London and the flight that will take me to Panama City. Since I'm coming from the UK, which is no longer part of the EU, would I need to go through passport and security control? Thanks for you help!

[@JustinThailand]

Hi Adriana :) No you don't have to go through the passport control, but you have to go through the security control.

[@joseiraheta9963]

Hi, I am flying from Washington, DC to Porto with a layover of about 1.5 hrs in Amsterdam. This video was super helpful given I am tight on time with my layover. Just to confirm, once I am in Amsterdam I will have to go through passport control and security correct? Thanks so much!

[@JustinThailand]

Hi, yes, that is correct. You will have to go through the security and passport control. My latest reports says it has not been crowded inside the airport, and almost no queue at all. Remember, if you running late, just tell the ground staff and they will let you jump the queue in the passport control, but they will normally check your boarding pass to see if actually running late :)

[@willhh5596]

I thought if you arrive from the US, you only have to go through passport control, not security? Please clarify

[@josecabezas4124]

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[@mahaalwaisi7013]

Hey I’m travelling from the USA to Saudi Arabia and I have 5 hours and 35 mins layover do I have to go through passport control

[@JustinThailand]

Nope, only security control :)

[@mahaalwaisi7013]

@@JustinThailand Thank you so much my flight is today this was very very helpful

[@tabeahofmann3387]

If I was to fly from Vancouver into Amsterdam and from Amsterdam to Nairobi it would both be in the non Schengen area correct? I only have a 50 minute layover. Will there be enough time?

[@JustinThailand]

That is correct :) Yes, under normal circumstances and no delays, 50 minutes will be enough :)

[@ganymedes62]

@@JustinThailand I wouldn't count on it now, though as the circumstances definitely aren't normal. At Schiphol, flights are being cancelled left and right and security lines are way longer than usual. I won't be travelling out of Schiphol until November, when peak season is well and truly over.

[@marvinpi8026]

Thanks for sharing! Very informative .. I am travelling to Amsterdam next month and I am wondering if US/Canadian citizens can use automated immigration control eGates when they exit the Netherlands (or other EU country) to non-EU country (like flying back to the US). I see conflicting info on whether US/Canadian citizens can use automated immigration control eGates from certain EU countries. Thanks.

[@johy2007]

Thank you, very well-made video. How long does it usually take from Non-Schengen to Schengen gate?

[@JustinThailand]

Hi and thank you :) My longest transit walk was almost 40 minutes from Non-Schengen to Schengen, and the shortest was, I think about 15-20 minutes :)

[@MrROHIT358]

Can you tell how much time it took for you to reach the gates for boarding?

[@JustinThailand]

At this transit I used 40 minutes from arrival gate to departure gate. I did another transit a month ago, that took me 23 minutes from arrival gate to departure gate of boarding.

[@superminnu]

Hi, my travel date is on 26th(sunday) considering the current circumstances it's showing me that it's busy and peak hours. I only have a transfer time of 2h. Not really sure if i can make it

[@JustinThailand]

Yes, Schiphol has its challenges at the moment, but I don't think it will be that bad when doing a transit, but It depend on what country you arrive and departure from.

[@superminnu]

@@JustinThailand I'll be coming from non schengen and going to schengen

[@JustinThailand]

Ok, you will have to go through the passport controll, but if youre running late, just inform the staff, and they will let you jump the queue if they think you are late.

[@angelembongwo3413]

@@JustinThailand what if you're going from a non Schengen to non Schengen will you need a transit visa

[@rtamas72]

You should say what gate you started from. Nice video.

[@JustinThailand]

Yes, I should, I totally forgot :) But I think I arrived at the Gate E. I will check my footage and see if can I find it. I won't forget next time :) Thanks

[@minakshi4840]

Hi, I am traveling from India to USA next week via 55 minutes layover in Amsterdam. Would I be able to catch my connecting flight to New York? Do I have to go through security and passport control at Amsterdam airport? Thanks in advance

[@JustinThailand]

No, you don't have to go through the passport control, only security control. So if no delays or other problems, 55 minutes should be ok.

[@vamsikolli5237]

Hey even I'm heading to JFK and have 55 min transfer in Amsterdam

[@bruhh1966]

Hey, glad i found ua video. Iam traveling from india to usa with Amsterdam as transit(2.5hrs of transit time) , is it possible to catch up and can u guide me how it will be for me.( And do i require any transit visa?!)

[@JustinThailand]

Hey you :) First, you have a lot of time to do the transit, that's good :) So, since you are coming in from India, and traveling to USA, you will do the transit inside the Non-Schengen Area of the airport. So you will only have to go through the security control. You don't need any transit visa as long as you stay inside the Non-Schengen Area. Here is another video I made about Transit in Schiphol kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIfJiXRnnddjarc

[@nissyreji2501]

Hai i am planning to fly from belfast to belgrade via amsterdam. Do i need a transit visa ? I am an indian passport holder . And there is a waiting time of 12 hours in the airport .

[@JustinThailand]

No, you don't need a visa for transit, but you can't leave the airport. 12 hour transit time is a lot. There are some lounges where you can buy an entry. That might help. Also, there are some quiet places throughout the airport, and some restaurants.

[@nissyreji2501]

@@JustinThailand thankyou❤️

[@rdgreeley]

I wonder what gate you came from…..

[@JustinThailand]

Yes, i forgot to tell what gate i came from, i think its the Gate E , but i cant remember the number.