Visa stuff..

Chuck Cunningham

Active Member

Time of past OR future Camino

Starting April, 15, 2017

• Mar 29, 2017

• #1

Correct me if I am wrong and I'm sure you will but from what i gather a 90 day visa will let you stay in Schengen (sp?) countries for 90 days in a 180 day period...so then if you wanted to hang in Europe can you go to say England, or Ireland for another 90 days?

 

D

Deleted member 3000

Guest

• Mar 29, 2017

• #2

Pretty much!

After 90 days out of Schengen, you can go back for 90 more in Schengen. etc.

 

Rick of Rick and Peg

Veteran_Member

Donating Member

Time of past OR future Camino

Us:Camino Frances, 2015 Me:Catalan/Aragonese, 2019

• Mar 29, 2017

• #3

Based on what I know this article seems to have the information you need. I can't vouch for the comment section though. The article is geared toward Canadians, Australians and Americans.
http://toeuropeandbeyond.com/how-to-stay-in-europe-without-a-visa/

 

camino-david

RIP 2020

Time of past OR future Camino

Caminos Frances (x4), Finisterre, Aragon, Via de la Plata, Portuguese 2011 -2015. Hospitalero 2015

• Mar 30, 2017

• #4

I believe the 90 day visa means 90 days in 1 year, meaning you have to spend 275 days outside the Schengen countries before you can re-enter. There is loads of information in threads on this topic; just search 'Schengen visa'

 

SYates

Camino Fossil AD 1999, now living in Santiago de C

Time of past OR future Camino

First: Camino Francés 1999
...
Last: Santiago - Muxia 2019

Now: http://egeria.house/

• Mar 30, 2017

• #5

camino-david said:

I believe the 90 day visa means 90 days in 1 year, meaning you have to spend 275 days outside the Schengen countries before you can re-enter. There is loads of information in threads on this topic; just search 'Schengen visa'

Click to expand...

Sorry, you are wrong - it is 90 days in a sliding 180 days period. So the max you could stay in the Schengen area would go like this: 90 days in, 90 days out, 90 days in, ... but I would allow for a day or so of 'padding' each side of the 'out' period. BC SY