Departure procedures
Contracting States shall not require income-tax clearance certificates from visitors. Contracting States shall not hold the aircraft operator liable in the event of the non-payment of income taxes by
any passenger. Recommended Practice.— Contracting States, in cooperation with aircraft operators and airport management,
should establish as a goal a total time period of 60 minutes in aggregate for the completion of required departure formalities
for all passengers requiring not more than normal processing, calculated from the time of the passenger’s presenting himself
at the first processing point at the airport (i.e. airline check-in, security control point or other required control point
depending on arrangements at the individual airport).
Note.— “Required departure formalities” to be completed during the recommended 60 minutes would include airline
check-in, aviation security measures and, where applicable, the collection of airport charges and other levies, and outbound
border control measures, e.g. passport, quarantine or customs controls.
Recommended Practice.— Contracting States that require inspection by the public authorities of the travel
documents of departing passengers should, in cooperation with airport management, use applicable technology and adopt a
multi-channel inspection system, or other means of streaming passengers, in order to expedite such inspections. Contracting States shall not normally require the presentation, for border control inspection, of baggage of
passengers departing from their territory.
Source by ICAO Annex 9
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