Scoot onward travel

Scoot can refuse to carry you and your baggage if you do not appear to have valid travel documents, and it is your responsibility to ensure you have all required visas and travel documentation before you fly.

How this airline usually checks

Scoot's Conditions of Carriage state that it may refuse to transport you and your baggage if you do not appear to have valid travel documents, and that it is your responsibility to ensure you have all required visas and travel documentation. To stay on the safe side, gather every visa and document your trip requires before you fly.^[1]

• Staff may decline to carry you if you do not appear to have valid travel documents for your route.
• You are responsible for holding all required visas and travel documentation, with the check made at check-in.
• If immigration later denies you entry, Scoot will not refund your fare and you may have to cover any resulting fines and expenses.

When to be ready

Have your documents in hand at check-in before your flight; where proof of onward travel is part of what your destination requires, a valid onward reservation covers that part of the check.

Routes where checks are more likely

• Most relevant on Scoot's international routes across Southeast Asia, North Asia, India and Australia, where entry rules vary by country.
• Matters most when your destination asks visitors to show a visa or proof of onward travel on arrival.

Sources

1. Scoot — Conditions of Carriage

   “Scoot may refuse to transport you and your baggage ... [if] you do not appear to have valid travel documents ... It is your responsibility to ensure you have all required visas and travel documentation.”