2021年8月9日 · Not true. American citizens with U.S. passports may visit any combination of Schengen countries as tourists, without a visa, for an accumulated total of 90 days out of each 180-day period. The clock starts ticking at first entry into a country in the Schengen zone, and leaving the Schengen zone stops but does not clear and re-start that 180-day ...

2021年9月28日 · Two different concepts for different purposes. You are either in the Schengen zone or you are not. EU and Schengen do not overlap. G Britain is not a part of the Schengen zone so that time would not count towards the 90 days. Goggle Schengen zone countries to see a list of countries in the Schengen zone agreement.

2013年2月15日 · Schengen has nothing to do with customs, only immigration. Schengen allows people "free" passage between country which are a party to the Schengen treaty. However, you must go through immigration control whenever you enter or depart the Schengen zone. It is the European Union that has eliminated customs for travel between countries of the Union.

2009年1月3日 · Recently we've had questions about whether one can legally stay in one of the 25 "Schengen zone countries" (see list below) for more than 3 months.Because we've had some confusion about resetting the 90-day clock by zipping over to the UK or Ireland for a few days, I did some research and here's what the regulation actually says:Article 20, sec 1.

2022年8月9日 · The Schengen Area nations with bilateral visa-waiver reciprocal agreements with the US are listed below, along with the maximum permitted length of stay in each case: Belgium (3 months) Denmark (3 months) Italy (3 months) Hungary (90 days) Portugal (60 days)* Spain (90 days)* France (90 days) Latvia (90 days in half a year)* The Netherlands (90 ...

2024年12月10日 · If you arrive from a Schengen country and want to transfer to a flight to a non-Schengen destination, you will need to go thru passport control to exit the Schengen zone. Also the terms “international” and “domestic” terminals are incorrect and potentially misleading when it comes to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport.

2022年7月18日 · My wife and I are planning to max out our 90 days in the Schengen Zone starting in June (giving us roughly, June-Aug). It's quite the puzzle to figure out where to go, stay, inter-zone travel, etc., while also keeping in mind the best times to visit places during these times (e.g. July/Aug in southern Europe can be quite crowded and hot).

2012年8月2日 · considering your last example (assume all months 30 days long) day 1- arrive in Schengen Zone (SZ) / days accumulated in the zone last 180: 0 day 30- leave for, say, UK / days accumulated in SZ last 180: 30 day 60- back to SZ / days accumulated in SZ last 180: 30 day 120- leave for, say, Turkey / days accumulates in SZ last 180: 90 day 180 ...

2015年5月21日 · It looks as though you first entered the Schengen zone 152 days ago, so all 73 days in the Schengen zone count towards your 90. That leaves 17 days available, but 28 days until your first days in the Schengen zone start to drop off. So yes, you need to be somewhere else for 11 days.

2012年1月1日 · My situation I arrived in Spain on 7/7/11 I then left for Croatia on 9/2/11 (outside Schengen) I stayed outside the Schengen zone for 3 months, an reentered on 12/7/11 (last month) So my time in Schengen for the last 180 days (or the last 6 months) is as follows, each representing a month: X = in and 0 = out XX000X I am currently still in ...