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Dec 31, 2017 at 16:21 comment added Hilmar It's very tight. Please add airline + dept airport + arr airport and whether it's a single ticket. If this is a single Lufthansa ticket and nothing is delayed, you will make it, but there is no room for contingency. There are plenty of DUS to MUC flights but it depends if you are coming in from MIA or New York. Both the Mumbai and Delhi flights leave around noon time from MUC
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Jul 13, 2014 at 22:59 comment added gnasher729 It's 40 minutes if your first flight arrives on time. If it is delayed by just 20 minutes then it goes from "very, very short" to "absolutely impossible".
Jul 13, 2014 at 0:13 comment added Noah Snyder 40 minutes seems awful quick to pass through immigration and catch another plane. Also, you may need to reenter through security to change from the international to the domestic terminal (one time at Dusseldorf I had to do so, another time I didn't).
Jul 12, 2014 at 18:02 comment added Aditya Somani @Dirty-flow AFAIK there is now a standard Uniform 'c' visa for both purposes. Also, for the OP, I'd like to add that being an Indian citizen with a valid or just expired US visa, you would not have required a Schengen visa if you would have been transiting only at one Schengen Airport, but since your trip involves intra-Schengen travel, you will need to clear immigration at the first airport you land in, in Germany.
Jul 12, 2014 at 9:58 comment added Dirty-flow you need a schengen visa and not a transit visa.
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