Leaving from USA to India through Franfurt on a expired visa

Hi all ,

I am from India and presently with a multientry B1/B2 visa valid till march,09. Now i have overstayed 8 months from the time the POE officer stamped departure date. Now he has stamped the departure date both on the I-94 and on the passport page on which he stapled the I-94.

I am planning to leave for India as soon as possible ...

My queries are as follows :

a) do the airline staff create any problem with the overstay?

b) Wd i have any problem with the overstay if i want to go through Frankfurt to India ?? wd i need a transit visa if i dont want to go out of the international airport ( as i assume , i wd get the plane to india from the same area as i came from usa to frankfurt )

Pls help ...i wd have to book my flight in the same way.

Thanks

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I frankly don%26#39;t understand your problem. What do the US immigrations laws and regulations have to do with a transit in Germany at Frankfurt Airport? Moreover, such questions concerning visa policy don%26#39;t belong to a traveler%26#39;s forum as it is just too serious and sensitive. Contact the embassy of Germany in order to receive advice on visa necessity while only in transit...

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yes but of course german laws has to do something with it ...i am sure someone here has gone through frankfurt as with same situation as mine... so i am expecting some information here. Why do you think this is too serious and sensitive. As i said my priginal multientry visa is valid till march but i overstayed by 8 months from the time the port of entry officer stamped as departure date during usa entry. so i have to knbow that...shd i post this in any other section ??

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