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Some places including Schengen, Turkey, and some countries hoping to join Schengen such as Bulgaria and Romania have a visa rule whereby you can only stay for ninety days out of every 180 days.

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I am a bit confused on the 180 day period rules. I have a UK passport and I am planning to go to Hungary for a few days, and then return home for 2 weeks. After that, I would like to go to France for ...
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I have some doubts. My national visa German ended May 30th. My questions is when can I enter as a tourist, as im coming from a country visa free for tourist purposes. Do i have to wait in non Schengen ...
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I was in Berlin as a tourist, and then before my time was up I applied for a language visa. It took them time to verify the visa, and then I stayed for a year. I just left the love of my life and I ...
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I have a question I hope someone in my case could answer. The context : my Mexican gf came to Belgium to join me (I am Belgian), under the visa exemption program, on the 17th of October. We made a &...
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A Schengen visa has from: and to: dates and duration 90 days. A person has such a visa, which totals to 102 days, from: until to: dates. I seem to have read that from: and to: limit the entry of the ...
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As EU citizen I can enter North Macedonia and stay for 90 days in 180 days. What I am not sure about is whether the 90-day period would reset after 6 months (e.g. entering on 28th of January and ...
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I visit Cyprus every 2/3 month from anywhere between a week to 4 weeks. How do I work out my 90 days.
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I am an Irish citizen. My wife (spouse) is a UK citizen. We will be travelling to France for no more than 90 days (and then possibly to Spain soon after). It is not clear to me whether my wife needs ...
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Several questions have addressed taking advantage of an agreement between two countries to remain in Schengen longer than ninety days (example). We now have a nearly complete list of such agreements, ...
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I am from non-EU country that 90/180 applies to. I went to Sweden to study this fall, entered Schengen area at 14.08.24, was supposed to get my temporary permit issued 26.09.24, but it got lost in ...
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I would like to ask about when I can stay until in the Netherlands. It is confusing because I have been getting different answers from different people. I am travelling with a US passport and my ...
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I have a massive problem and I feel so upset and desperate. Basically, I always use the Schengen Calculator to make sure I’m not overstaying and based on the actual, correct dates, I should have 56 ...
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I am a US citizen who entered the Schengen area Oct. 19 and left on Dec. 2 (45 days). I am returning to the Schengen area Feb. 26, intending to stay until May 21. My initial 180 period began Oct 19, ...
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I've seen an occasional mention here of agreements between USA and some Schengen countries that can be used (if one is careful of details) for staying in a specific Schengen country after ninety days ...
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I am a Canadian citizen studying in Canada. As part of my graduate degree, I am completing an informal research stay (no taking classes or working) in Switzerland. I stayed in Switzerland already from ...
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I am a non-EU citizen who worked in one of the Schengen countries and recently resigned, which has resulted in my work visa being valid only until January. Upon reviewing the updated regulations as of ...
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I have an Irish passport and my husband a British passport. We want to visit Tenerife as regular as we can as we have property there. We will never stay longer that 49 days in one trip. Are we allowed ...
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So I’m currently in a Schengen country that isn’t italy but I’ve realized I’ve overstayed my Schengen stay (90 days within 180). I also have a US Passport. When traveling to a new Schengen country ...
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I have a student residence permit valid for another 2 years from Germany, I am from Turkey, and my sister lives in Hungary. I visit her whenever I wish with a train and I never had a problem so far, I ...
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I have an Irish passport. My spouse has a Canadian passport (non-EU). We want to spend a year traveling around Europe. We won't be in any country for more than a month or two. My non-EU spouse would ...
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I got a 2 year multi entry visa 18 months ago for the Schengen zone issued by Germany. It expires some time in December this year. Maximum stay is 90 days and I have already used up 80. I have not ...
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I hold an EU passport, allowing me to stay and travel through Europe for more than 90 in 180 days. My spouse only holds a UK passport, allowing her to stay and travel only using the 90-day rule. How ...
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I have a new passport and I'm applying for a new visa for India. Is my old passport linked to my new one in any way? There's a 180-day visa rule per calendar year and I stayed on my old passport and ...
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Cyprus is not yet in Schengen, but has a similar 90/180 rule. Suppose someone visa-exempt spends eighty days in Cyprus, then goes to a Schengen country for another eighty days.  If Cyprus joins ...
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I am an Australian citizen / passport holder on a German Residence Permit that expires on 15 August 2024. I first entered Germany on 13 February 2024 and applied for a Residence Permit for the ...
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I have just received my Irish passport. My wife has a UK passport. If I stay in an EU country for 90 days then leave and return straight away, can my wife also do this? Do I need documentation of any ...
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I'm a student on my university year abroad. I was in Germany, where I got a residence permit valid until 31st March 2024, but I got that issued on the 10th January. I had to complete the second part ...
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My partner is a UK citizen and I'm a Dutch citizen but we both live in Australia. I'm wondering if the 90/180 Schengen rules apply to us if we are planning on visiting multiple EU countries for more ...
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I am a UK citizen, resident in Austria. When I was boarding a flight from London to Austria the other day my boarding pass was rejected at the gate ("Unable to board") and I was asked to ...
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I am an American citizen in Croatia with my UK partner and we are hoping for some clarification on our Schengen days while we wait for our digital nomad and family reunification permits (temporary ...
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Any 2024 updates on whether you can you go to Mauritius for a few days and get another 90 days on re-entry to South Africa, given that Mauritius is a SADAC country?
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During my visit in Russia, I’ve spent all the 16 days of the e-visa, I want to visit Russia again soon. Do I have to stay 16 days outside of Russia before entering again with a new e-visa? Or is it ...
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I hold a multiple entry Schengen visa valid for a month, with a duration of stay of 18 days. My first country of entry will be Croatia. Afterwards, I will be using the same visa (waiver system) to ...
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Here's a scenario: Say I am in a country in the Schengen Area on a residence permit that expires Jan 1, and have been here for a few years continuously I leave the country to go live somewhere else ...
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Can anybody say if i spent a few days in Andorra does my time there count towards my 90 days , does the count down stop and restart when i leave. As I understand the count starts the day your foot ...
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I need advice and help. I stayed in Sofia for 91 days within 180 days. I am aware that Bulgaria isn’t really a Schengen country yet. But they seem to be using the 180 days rule. Further details ...
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I stayed in Romania for 90 days, then I traveled to my home country. When should I apply for the next visa (private visit visa)? Is it fine to apply for it before 91 days have passed since my absence? ...
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Is the expiry date on that visit visa the last day I can cross the Romanian border, or is it the last day I can stay in Romania, in which I have to leave the country before expiry? I've seen people ...
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The question is in the title basically. I had consumed 90 days recently, I'm a non EEA national, therefore I have to apply for a visa for my next visit, the question is when should I start the ...
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I am from Egypt, went to Romania on a German residence, stayed there for 80 straight days, and I went back to Egypt. Does obtaining a long term visa to Romania make me able to travel back to Romania ...
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I have both a US and an Italian passport, and I currently reside in the US. A couple of questions: Will the 90/180 rule still apply in my situation? What passport should I show when I enter/leave ...
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I want to go on a Norwegian Fiord cruise leaving from and returning to the U.K. Are the days at sea and when going ashore counted towards your 90 days in a Schengen zone?
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Please could anybody clarify visa free travel? I was issued a work permit by Sweden as I was employed as a singer on a Swedish cruise line for 90 days, I returned to the uk on the 90th day and want to ...
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We are cruising from Barcelona back to Fort Lauderdale, Florida in November. The cruise goes to a couple of spots in Spain and then has 7 days at sea and then a couple other days at other locations ...
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I want to know if the neighbouring SA countries I.e Namibia treats the 90 day Visa waiver programme the same way South Africa treats it ? For example I have a U.S passport..I entered South Africa via ...
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I plan to travel to Scotland, Greece, and Portugal in the spring. This year, I already made a trip to Italy in the fall. I want to confirm I will not be breaking the Schengen 90/180 day rule in my ...
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I am a non-EU citizen, a German resident with a long-term EC residence permit (Daueraufenthalt-EU). With my German residence permit, I can stay in Romania for 90 days in any 180-day period, as Romania ...
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For this cruise itinerary would Dec 9 be the last day counted for my 90 days? Important question, because the 9th is day 88!
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My dad is a dual US/Greece citizen but only travels with his US passport. Whenever he comes to Europe, he always has his Greek national ID card but presents his US passport and gets a Schengen entry ...
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I'll be studying in Poland and my long stay D-visa will expire at the end of the month (necessary as a UK citizen as my studies were over 90 days). I want to stay into September here in the EU, and I ...
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