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I know this question has been asked but my situation is a bit different. I am going to Malaysia via Amsterdam on the outbound flight and returning via CDG (Paris) on the return flight from Malaysia. As I am transiting in 2 different countries on international legs, will an airport transit visa be ok for both legs or will I need to get a regular Schengen C type visa?

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Since you won't be on any Schengen-internal flight, what you have is just two independent transits. If you need an airport transit visa for one or both of these transits, a single visa (with a sufficiently long period of validity) will be enough for both transits.

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  • Airport transit visas have limited validity, there one-way and return ATVs, but I believe they are country specific, so OP would need to get one ATV from each country (if that country requires it).
    – jcaron
    Commented Nov 24, 2022 at 15:41

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