For a full breakdown with examples of how the Schengen Zone works, how long you can stay, how to calculate your days in and out, which countries are included/excluded, which countries need visas, etc, make sure to check out my Schengen Blog Article! ✈️bit.ly/SchengenBlog 🆒
My Question is, if I am a Malta Passport holder am I allowed to stay or move to any country within the Schengen Zone for an unlimited amount of time...say France for example?
Hi Dev, sorry just saw your comment! If you have a Maltese passport, you can stay in the Schengen permanently. Hope this helps and you're staying safe out there!
@@PopescuSorin Well, if you don´t specifically pay attention to when you cross the border (There´s a little sign), then you don´t. Some Street signs have different colours though
You should have added that some Schengen countries allow passport holders who have had visa exemptions before the Schengen agreement got into effect still allow a stay for another 90 days. For example: you can stay in the Schengen area for 90 days and can still for another 90 days in Denmark if you hold a passport of a country that had visa exemption agreements prior to Schengen: some of these are Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, or the United States.
@@TravelingwithKristin I have questions I am holding Canadian passport if I go to Europe for 90 days the first country I enter in did they stamps my passport and each country need to stamps my passport or only the first one
Has anyone here taken advantage of the bilateral agreements for US citizens? I sometimes hear about them but am nervous to try since I've never heard of people going from a 90 day trip in the Schengen Zone to another 90 days in Spain or France or anywhere that claims to have an agreement with the US.
Hello Miss Kristin, if anyone holding resident permit (work permit) from non Schengen country like Romania, would be able to travel Schengen area for short visit?
I have question i am holding Canadian passport if I go vacation in Europe within 90 days each country need to stamps my passport or just the first entry country and the last or there is no stamps passport in Europe .
I have questions I am holding Canadian passport if I go to Europe for 90 days the first country I enter in did they stamps my passport and each country need to stamps my passport or only the first one
Hi Roy, sorry about that! Do you have any questions or clarifications I can clear up for you? Did you see the written blog article? That might help. Or these Quora answers I wrote for other people asking about the Schengen: www.quora.com/How-can-I-legally-stay-in-the-Schengen-Zone-as-a-US-citizen ; www.quora.com/How-long-can-I-stay-in-Europe-past-the-90-day-Schengen-visa ; www.quora.com/How-can-I-stay-in-Europe-for-more-than-90-days ; www.quora.com/SCHENGEN-ZONE-Is-it-90-days-in-each-Schengen-state-respectively-or-90-days-within-the-Schengen-zone-as-a-whole
Real confusing for me as well. So what you're implying is that you can't reset your visa by leaving the Schengen then returning? You have to stay out for as long as you were in. Half of any 180 day period needs to be outside the zone?? You did not actually say that but I guess it is what you meant.
@@andywalkernz Basicly you have the EU with all his members some of this country are in the shanhen area and some arnt . Shangen area is like a free travel zone . If you apply for a shangen visa then you can travel betwin all members in the EU that are in this area for 90 days max . But this visa doesnt apply for any countey thats not part of this area you will need to get a sepret visa for this countrys . If you want to stay for 180 days thats the max time for non EU citicen you have to apply for a long turm visa but this visa only applys for 1 country in the EU but not for the intire zone . So when your Visa runs out you have to leave the EU border and can only apply for a new visa after 180 days . And leaving the EU even if you haveing stayed for your max time spend also voids your visa and you have to reaply .
Hello! I hope you can help me 🙏 will be in Finland for business travel with a Schengen visa. If in case I decide to visit another country let's say Germany would that be okay? Is it preferable to travel by plane or train? Do I still have to go through border control? Immigration check? Please share any tips.
why is the greek embessy telling me i have to have my trip itinary fully booked and planned and paid for in advance. I thought once i have the visa i can travel anywhere i feel like it and stay for how long i want at each country within the 3 months. is that not how it works?
Also until December 2020 UK citizens can enter the EU without a visa and EU citizens can enter the UK without a visa but non EU non UK citizens must have a UK and EU visa to cross
Thank you for the info!!! My question is what happens after those 180 days? When they finish and you want to re enter the schengen zone the time starts counting from 0 again? I'll be based in the UK for 6 months, but my flight is from Mexico to Spain with a layover of one day, and then to London the next day. (so I think my 180 days will start then). After those 6 months in the UK I'm planning to go to italy for 90 days. Thats why I'm wondering if the 180 will start counting again or if I need to wait certain time.
Hi Erika! For the UK, it's 180 days per calendar year so it can be consecutive or broken up. If you stay for 180 days then you would need to wait another 180 before re-entering. After Italy you could spend 90 days in a non-Schengen country like Bulgaria, Romania, Cyprus, Ireland, etc. Hope this helps!
They states which are EU member i think dont have passport control and borders in airports Example, For the moment me i am in Greece, i want to fly to France So i dont think have any passport control to go there , is a free way, correct?
Hi Stelio, that's true; there aren't border controls within the Schengen, but when you leave the Schengen they will check your passport again. Hope this helps!
Hi there, I'm from Mexico and I will be traveling to Spain this coming this April, I would like to make a quick trip for two days to Rome from Barcelona, my question is, can I travel from Spain to Italy with no issues if both countries are within the Schengen zone? Or do I need a permit to travel between these two countries? Gracias
Hi Al, if you are entering the Schengen with just your Mexican passport, it should be the same to enter and exit, as both countries are within the Schengen zone. If you have a specific visa for Spain, it may be different, so make sure to check with the agency that emitted it. Suerte!
I come from Malaysia. I would like to ask how many days of stay should i write in arrival card of Schengen Visa upon arrival since i want to stay 48 days in Schengen including Switzerland and 8 days in United Kingdom. I still can not make sure the exact how many days needed in Schengen and so it is approximately 50 days. The custom will stamp total 90 days of Schengen Visa over 6 months for my entry regardless of my written days? or i no need to write days at all? Once exit from EUROSTAR GARE DU NORD Paris and entry into United Kingdom, is it there are another United Kingdom EU non schengen visa issued upon arrival yup? and is it i fill in arrival card of EU non schengen visa upon arrival and fill in departure card leaving United Kingdom after 8 days accordingly? Thank.
I have a question we cannot find an answer to. My fiance is a Philippine citizen with a 10-year USA green card. We are attempting to obtain a tourist visa for Schengen zones but we are continually told that we must only apply with the country that which we intend to stay in the longest. But we don't intend to stay in any country the longest. We want to look and move around at the shengen zone freely so what is the solution on the application?
Hi Boy V World, it depends how long you are inside and out of the Schengen. How many days will you be in Greece? You can stay in the Schengen for up to 90 days per 180 days. You can stay in Cyprus for an additional 90 days (during the same 180 day period because it's non-Schengen). If you only stay in Greece for 30 days, for example, you can leave then come back in.
I m from iraq , I can’t travel by airplanes due to breathing issues , i can only travel by bus , i want to go from Turkey to germany through the balkan countries , is it enough to have a shengen visa to cross balkan countries?
Hi Hareth, the visa regulations are the same by plane or bus. However you would need to check the visa requirements for each country with the Dept of Foreign Affairs, Embassy, or VisaHQ. Also many Balkan countries are not in the Schengen so they might have different entry requirements
Maybe I’m just slow Can I live in Hungary, Netherlands , Portugal and Germany every three months ? UPDATE: you guys I’m an idiot- she fully has the breakdown to my question on her blog. Check it out she answers my question with such detail. My apologies to Kristin.
Hello Kristin. Thanks for sharing such an informative video. I'm working as a freelancer in USA from Pakistan and I want to move in Portugal but there is a delay in getting appointments. Is there a way I can get another country visa and them move in Portugal? Please guide me so that I can get appointments easily. Like I get visa of any Schengen country as Digital Nomad and then travel to Portugal. Is it possible and a legal way of traveling on Digital Nomad Visa?
Hello dear, I will be going to Greece 🇬🇷 with my wife and baby , Tourist visa, but we want to go to Germany 🇩🇪 or Luxembourg 🇱🇺 not Greece 🇬🇷, please I want to know if we can go to Luxembourg even as we put Greece first. And what happened after the one month visit? Please help because we are planning to live there but we only have Tourist visa to Greece, help me 🙏
Hi there, I have an Italy multiple entry visa, which i have used to italy first, then to another schengen country (eg germany) on my first visit.. My question is, i am intend to return to schengen country with my valid multiple entry visa, wondering if i had to visit italy first again or i am allow go to any schengen country i want to on my second visit with the same valid visa issued by italian embassy? anyone with a valid answer please? Regards.
hoping someone can help answer: I am Canadian, traveling to Italy through Amsterdam. I know I don't need a visa as it's only 16 days but will my flight from Toronto arrive at non-schengen gate or a Schengen at AMS ? wondering if I will need to go across the airport through security and passport control to catch my connection from AMS to FCO
You'd clear passport control and immigration in Amsterdam since that's your first port of entry into schengen. From there, it's a domestic flight to Italy.
This is a very helpful video, thank you Kristin! Could I stay in Greece for 3 months, then England for 3 months, then Spain for 3 months, and then Scotland for 3 months... and repeat this pattern indefinitely alternating UK countries with Shengen countries? (Other patterns possible of course, taking into consideration the countries with a combination of memberships ... but would this pattern I described work indefinitely?)
I really wish you could have answered this question, because examples are more helpful than lists of rules. We want to eventually move to Spain, and are wanting to look at our options as well.. Examples of what would actually work would be SO HELPFUL! Thanks Kristin!!!
Quick question on travel itineraries: Can you buy a 3 month ticket, say, to Barcelona (schengen) without a return ticket (nor a ticket to another non-shchengen country)? Or will migration request you to always have a return ticket to proof you’re leaving? What is the hack here?
It is important to get your passport stamped when you first enter the Schengen area. Read more info here: travel.gc.ca/travelling/schengen-area?wbdisable=true
@@TravelingwithKristin they said Udi annuled my visa because I have to go to France first not norway before I travel to norway I need to first enter France because it's France schengen visa
this is my question. I stayed in Schengen/EU for 64 days. From June to August, 2021. And I'm planning to go back there this coming November for another 2 to 3 months. That's still counted for 90/180 rules?
You can stay 90days with a shangen Visa means you can travel got 90 days betwin all Shangen areas without restrictions if you want to stay 180 days you have to apply for a long turm visa that only applys to 1 area not the intire EU shangen area so you only can stay in 1 EU country but you cant move any were els . And after your max 180 days you have to leave the EU and have to apply for another visa and no your visa does not count anymore as soon as you leave the EU borders you have to reapply for a new visa . You can apply to a Multi visa that allows you to reenter the Shangen area after leaveing another time but it also runs only 90 days so you have to reenter the EU shangen area in a time spane of 90 days it also runs when you arnt in the EU border . If you dont have one of this multi enter vias then you have to apply for a new one .
Hi! I was wondering if you know if I can travel to Spain with a schengen visa distributed from Lithuanian embassy? I visited Lithuania in April and I’m planning to visit Spain in September. My visa is for multiple entries and is valid for one year. Could you possibly help me with this question please? Thank you
How long can I stay as a Swiss citizen in Bulgaria without a visa? (I also would have a Hungarian EU passport but it is expired. But maybe I won‘t need to renew it.)
With an EU passport you dont have any visa restrictions at all becouse you are an EU citicen just logic . With out an EU passport you are basicly somebody entering from a theerd country so you need a Shangen visa for max of 90 days and a Non shangen visa so a long turm visa for just 1 country alone if you want to stay 180 days after you have to leave the border of the EU and apply for a new visa . Why woudnt you renew your EU passport ? . That makes no sens free travel into all EU countrys without needing a visa or haveing any restrication . Your comment makes no sens . Who doesnt renew his EU passport ? .
hello. I am mexican citizen traveling to spain in the summer, can I freely take a weekend trip to france/netherlands on train without going through customs or do I have to present my passport? curious since I would have already gotten my passport stamped at the airport so basically when I cross into another country in the schengen zone, will I get my passport stamped or no? thank you!
Hi Kristin Thank you for such a informative video. I have the Netherlands Schengen multi entry visa and I am wondering if I can travel to Norway 🇳🇴 with this visa since it is still valid ? Please enlighten me with your knowledge, much appreciated ❤
I have a question in my mind what if I travel from London to Paris direct then to Madeira on 17 hour connect flight via Amsterdam, is it possible I can see Amsterdam also in this period of time? Means I am allowed to do immigration on a connected flight with a Schengen travel visa? Thanks a lot 🙏
Hi there! It is possible to leave the airport to see Amsterdam. The airport is close to the city center by train. You would just need to go back through check in and security. Whether or not you need a Schengen visa or if you have visa on arrival depends on your passport. You can check on visahq.com or with the embassy
@@TravelingwithKristin Hi Kristin, I hope you doing well, In order to apply for Schengen Visa for the summer holiday from Uk as an International student, we need NOC right? but my university is not providing me, they only provide me enrolment letter and they are saying you can apply the visa, is ok? Thanks
@@TravelingwithKristin actually i travelled to europe ( Finland ) with my schengen visa ( Tourist type , single entry ) from india and i reached Finland and met my sister. There after we went to paris and after that we were supposed to go Athens but our halt was at Ukraine but the paris airport officials put the exit stamp on my passport when i reached Ukraine they said you cannot go to athens because of exit stamp so i want to know that we didn't exit at Ukraine it was just a halt...why they put exit stamp on my passport?
Good evening brother I got Poland work visa and this is the single entry visa can I travel with this visa in Portugal through flight please let me know thanks
My visa is Poland D type work visa and this visa issued only for single entry that's why I'm so confused can I travel with this visa in other Schengen countries and can back again Poland thanks madam for your valuable time
this video is so helpful, thank you! quick question: if i'm in france visiting this summer on a Schengen Visa and I find out that my application for grad school in Paris is accepted, is there some kind of a transitional visa that would allow me to stay from the end of one visa to the start of the other, or do you know how i'd manage that?
Hi Cody, Glad you found the video helpful 😊 I am not sure about any transitional visa but you can find more information in their website www.schengenvisainfo.com/ or www.thepoortraveler.net/2017/01/schengen-visa-filipino-tourists-frequently-asked-questions/
Hiya! I just applied my france schengen visa from Indonesia. During the application process, i added my destination to uk for like 3 days and attAched the hotel reservation on my itinerary accommodation. Do you think it’s affecting my application? Thank you
Glad it was informative to you, Cali! You will need a visa for tourist visits of less than 90 days. You can check out this link for more info: www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/europe/ireland
Great Explanation, Kristen! I needed this as I'm currently living in Croatia. This is perfect for my online teaching job. Also, what software did you use for that globe/country zoom in effect at 2:33? I would like to incorporate that into some of my videos.
So, if I'm Canadian, and I want to backpack through Europe, I can only stay in Schengen countries for a total of 90 days, and if I want to stay in Europe after that, I need to be in non Schengen countries? And does the 180 day count from my first day in my first schengan country, or my last day in my last country? Does this mean that I don't need to apply for a visa or anything if I'm from Canada? All of this is quite confusing.😅
Hi I'm from India and if I want to visit Italy and Switzerland and go back to Italy and leave back to India. Do I need a single entry or double or multiple entry visa ?
Can a British citizen stay in each non Schengen country up to 90 days within a year and then move to the non Schengen country? i.e. stay 90 days in Rumania and then spend 60 days in Croatia go to Cyprus and so on one after the other?
Question... what if you want to stay in the schengen zone for longer than 90 days consecutively without having to leave to a non or pending schengen area?
@@TravelingwithKristin im not clear about Croatia. I dont think it is in the schenegen zone yet. Can anyone clarify plz on countries that I CANNOT TRAVEL IN EUROPE with a Schengen vsia.
Informative Video. I have a question I got Schengen visa from Sweden. Now I don’t want to visit Sweden. I would like to visit Spain and Portugal. If I don’t visit Sweden, is it create problem to visit Spain and Portugal.
Thank you Maverick! Glad you found my video informative. Regarding your question: It depends where your from; you should check with each country’s government portal or embassy to verify. Some people can enter with visa on arrival (passport) but others must apply for specific visas
I have a question i spent 83 days in schengen then left 90 days but still in the 180 day period. Im returning after being out of schrngen and europe 90 days one day on what would be my 181st day. Is that ok? Do my 90 days restart? Or do i have to spend the 90 days out after the 180 day period???
So if i want to flight from Brussels to Dublin which line should i get, the non-schengen lounge or the schengen? Can you help me 🤗 Ps: I'm an European citizen
@@noreason7737 Correct; Ireland is non-Schengen but you can go there anyway if you're European. In fact, if you're European, you don't need to worry which countries are Schengen or not in Europe because you can visit all of them.
Hello, thank you for the video. Question: how will Brexit affect the Schengen enter and exit time? Also; if I spent 3 months in Sweden out of 180 days, then go to Bulgaria for 3 months and return to Sweden, am I violating the Schengen zones? Or if I go to Croatia or Cyrus then back to North Scandinavia?
Well it’s complicated :) Generally speaking you can’t stay in European Union territory more than 90 days in every 180 days period. Bulgaria is not in Schengen zone but is European Union member state. So it is looks like staying there is staying like in Sweden. For breaking this 90 days period you should leave EU territory, not only Schengen Zone. I am not sure what about Ireland is now. There are in EU but the have special agreements with UK for travel purposes. So this is another case I think.
@@AK-qv2im Irland agreements only effect Northern irland and the UK . Basicly as somebody that lives in norther Irland or the UK you dont need a visa at all and it works like if there wasnt a border at all . Just like it was when the UK still was in the EU .
@@xythiera7255 well, technically If you are British citizen only you just can’t stay in European Union more than 90 day in every 180 days. If you do this you just broke Schengen codex / EU immigration law. This mean you can be banned to enter next time to EU. This is famous case of British citizens living in Spain. They come back en masse to UK even if they possess in Spain house or flat. Between Ireland and N.Ireland control border doesn’t exist but this not mean that British citizen can stay in Rep. of Ireland more than 90 days. Obviously nobody check this form technical reasons.
@@AK-qv2im you only need to leave the Schengen are when the 90 days are up. Time spent in EU countries outside Schengen doesn't count against your 90/180 or vice versa
Thank you so much for that wonderful information. I am a Haitian student studying International Business and Spanish in the United States, and my program requires me to come to study in Spain for a semester (so I got a SCHENGEN VISA). Most if not all of my friends are from the United States and we have plans to travel to some nearby countries. Nevertheless, I was very worried to travel to other countries with my friends while in Spain since I am not from the United States. My question would; do you think I am allowed to travel to all the SCHENGEN ZONES with the SCHENGEN VISA that I got from the Spain Embassy in Chicago or do I need to apply for another visa if I were to decide to visit for example France for a weekend? Thank you so much. Much appreciated.
Hi @Wilso369 Glad you found the video informative! I think you can. You can check out this link for more info: eeas.europa.eu/sites/default/files/frequently_asked_questions_en.pdf
Thank you Kristin! So helpful. Is it possible to combine the Shengen visa with a digital nomad visa of a Shengen country - like for example could someone stay 90 days in France on the Shengen travel visa and then stay in Germany using their digital nomad visa?
You are welcome, Ellen! I haven’t seen anything about combining digital nomad visas. It could be possible to hold multiple DN visas from different countries at the same time, as there’s no minimum stay requirement. If you have a visa in one Schengen country like Estonia, you can still stay in the Schengen for 90 days while keeping a home base there
I’m confused still with the Schengen - so for example if I’m an Australian passport holder planning to visit several European countries, I can spend 90 days say in Italy and then 90 days in Cyprus (non-Schengen EU). Can I then go back to visit Spain or I need to go completely from Europe & for how long we need to stay off EU until we can go back to Europe? Very confusing but glad that I found out about this before making my EU trip next year lol 😂
Generally the visa issued allows you to visit any of the Schengen States during the same trip, within the validity of the visa. You can check out this pdf for more info: eeas.europa.eu/sites/default/files/frequently_asked_questions_en.pdf
Hi Kristin! I came across your video as I was trying to research more about the Schengen zone for my upcoming trip. I'm a U.S. citizen flying from DC to Paris (CDG) with a connection in Iceland. After arriving in Paris, I have a separate flight through a different airline (I bought my easyJet ticket separately) to fly from Paris to Nice. The time from landing in Paris to departing to Nice is 2 hours and 10 minutes. I'm only bringing on carry-on bag/luggage and have already checked in and downloaded my boarding pass for the flight from Paris to Nice. Some people were saying that I'd have to go through customs/security upon arriving in Paris and re-enter security to go to my flight's gate for Nice, but then some others said that since I am connecting through Iceland and it's a country in the Schengen zone, it should be easier/no customs or I could just simply walk through to the neighboring terminal to the gate? I'm not sure what I should expect and was worried that 2 hours and 10 minutes might not be enough time, so I wanted to hear your insight. Thank you!
Hi Vinh, Paris is a huge airport so I’m not sure what the protocol will be, especially during Covid. It makes sense that you would be able to stay in the gate area without going back through security if you’re not checking a bag, but it’s also possible that you have to change to a gate in a different part of the airport, in which case there could be other checkpoints. Let us know how it turns out!
@@TravelingwithKristin I'm too young to remember that, but I've always liked the idea of having a common currency and open borders, I think it's a huge leap forward in international politics; and my country, Spain, that struggled a lot during the 20th century owes a lot to Europe.
Hi Deka, You can to stay in the Schengen area for a maximum of 90 days within a 180-day period but you can check out their official site for updated info: www.schengenvisainfo.com/
Traveling with Kristin I wrote this because many Americans don't even know where Europe is, or what the Schengen Area is. I wanted to see how it reacts.
For a full breakdown with examples of how the Schengen Zone works, how long you can stay, how to calculate your days in and out, which countries are included/excluded, which countries need visas, etc, make sure to check out my Schengen Blog Article! ✈️bit.ly/SchengenBlog 🆒
My Question is, if I am a Malta Passport holder am I allowed to stay or move to any country within the Schengen Zone for an unlimited amount of time...say France for example?
Hi Dev, sorry just saw your comment! If you have a Maltese passport, you can stay in the Schengen permanently. Hope this helps and you're staying safe out there!
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For me as a european, schengen means that you only realise that you crossed a border somewhere when the street signs are in a different language
What languages do you speak?
@@TravelingwithKristin German and English. I´m from Austria
@@muxi1609 how can you tell if you are in Germany or Austria? :P
@@PopescuSorin Well, if you don´t specifically pay attention to when you cross the border (There´s a little sign), then you don´t. Some Street signs have different colours though
@@muxi1609 Actuly you can tell as local realy fast even without a border . I am Austrian and you just can tell differences .
You should have added that some Schengen countries allow passport holders who have had visa exemptions before the Schengen agreement got into effect still allow a stay for another 90 days. For example: you can stay in the Schengen area for 90 days and can still for another 90 days in Denmark if you hold a passport of a country that had visa exemption agreements prior to Schengen: some of these are Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, or the United States.
That's a good point!
Which countries are those, aside from Denmark?
Thank you for the video- this was the most informative thing I've managed to find on the Schengen countries. :)
Yay thanks Dean! That's why I made it because I was frustrated after Googling a lot :)
@@TravelingwithKristin I have questions I am holding Canadian passport if I go to Europe for 90 days the first country I enter in did they stamps my passport and each country need to stamps my passport or only the first one
Has anyone here taken advantage of the bilateral agreements for US citizens? I sometimes hear about them but am nervous to try since I've never heard of people going from a 90 day trip in the Schengen Zone to another 90 days in Spain or France or anywhere that claims to have an agreement with the US.
Thank you! My wife and I are planning a trip to Europe. This was really helpful.
So great to hear! For all the details and examples of each, feel free to bookmark my Schengen blog article as well! bit.ly/SchengenBlog
Thanks Guys!...said well ,made it easy to understand,
Hello Miss Kristin, if anyone holding resident permit (work permit) from non Schengen country like Romania,
would be able to travel Schengen area for short visit?
Yes I believe so, however it would be best to check with your embassy during the pandemic just in case.
I have question i am holding Canadian passport if I go vacation in Europe within 90 days each country need to stamps my passport or just the first entry country and the last or there is no stamps passport in Europe .
I have questions I am holding Canadian passport if I go to Europe for 90 days the first country I enter in did they stamps my passport and each country need to stamps my passport or only the first one
This was so easy to understand, thanks!
You're very welcome!
Thankfully I'm not heading to Europe soon. I am more confused about the Schengen zone now than before I watched your video.
Hi Roy, sorry about that! Do you have any questions or clarifications I can clear up for you? Did you see the written blog article? That might help. Or these Quora answers I wrote for other people asking about the Schengen: www.quora.com/How-can-I-legally-stay-in-the-Schengen-Zone-as-a-US-citizen ; www.quora.com/How-long-can-I-stay-in-Europe-past-the-90-day-Schengen-visa ; www.quora.com/How-can-I-stay-in-Europe-for-more-than-90-days ; www.quora.com/SCHENGEN-ZONE-Is-it-90-days-in-each-Schengen-state-respectively-or-90-days-within-the-Schengen-zone-as-a-whole
Real confusing for me as well. So what you're implying is that you can't reset your visa by leaving the Schengen then returning? You have to stay out for as long as you were in. Half of any 180 day period needs to be outside the zone?? You did not actually say that but I guess it is what you meant.
@@andywalkernz Basicly you have the EU with all his members some of this country are in the shanhen area and some arnt . Shangen area is like a free travel zone . If you apply for a shangen visa then you can travel betwin all members in the EU that are in this area for 90 days max . But this visa doesnt apply for any countey thats not part of this area you will need to get a sepret visa for this countrys . If you want to stay for 180 days thats the max time for non EU citicen you have to apply for a long turm visa but this visa only applys for 1 country in the EU but not for the intire zone . So when your Visa runs out you have to leave the EU border and can only apply for a new visa after 180 days . And leaving the EU even if you haveing stayed for your max time spend also voids your visa and you have to reaply .
Hello! I hope you can help me 🙏 will be in Finland for business travel with a Schengen visa. If in case I decide to visit another country let's say Germany would that be okay? Is it preferable to travel by plane or train? Do I still have to go through border control? Immigration check? Please share any tips.
why is the greek embessy telling me i have to have my trip itinary fully booked and planned and paid for in advance. I thought once i have the visa i can travel anywhere i feel like it and stay for how long i want at each country within the 3 months. is that not how it works?
I am not sure about why the Greek embassy is asking that but it might be new regulations of the country.
Also until December 2020 UK citizens can enter the EU without a visa and EU citizens can enter the UK without a visa but non EU non UK citizens must have a UK and EU visa to cross
I should update for Brexit!
Traveling with Kristin yes, a good idea. I’m visiting EU (Disneyland) from the UK soon and we have done our reasurch but it would be good
Hopefully there’s more info now that it‘s official... this was the last video I did on it ruclips.net/video/DxeMjx3fmYs/видео.html
Thank you for the info!!! My question is what happens after those 180 days? When they finish and you want to re enter the schengen zone the time starts counting from 0 again?
I'll be based in the UK for 6 months, but my flight is from Mexico to Spain with a layover of one day, and then to London the next day. (so I think my 180 days will start then).
After those 6 months in the UK I'm planning to go to italy for 90 days. Thats why I'm wondering if the 180 will start counting again or if I need to wait certain time.
Hi Erika! For the UK, it's 180 days per calendar year so it can be consecutive or broken up. If you stay for 180 days then you would need to wait another 180 before re-entering. After Italy you could spend 90 days in a non-Schengen country like Bulgaria, Romania, Cyprus, Ireland, etc. Hope this helps!
Well presented video. Very helpful. Thank you Kristin.
You're welcome, Cathy!
schengen visa issued specific country(france) not a point of entry( my entry is netherland)....would it be valid?
They states which are EU member i think dont have passport control and borders in airports
Example,
For the moment me i am in Greece, i want to fly to France
So i dont think have any passport control to go there , is a free way, correct?
Hi Stelio, that's true; there aren't border controls within the Schengen, but when you leave the Schengen they will check your passport again. Hope this helps!
Hi there, I'm from Mexico and I will be traveling to Spain this coming this April, I would like to make a quick trip for two days to Rome from Barcelona, my question is, can I travel from Spain to Italy with no issues if both countries are within the Schengen zone? Or do I need a permit to travel between these two countries? Gracias
Hi Al, if you are entering the Schengen with just your Mexican passport, it should be the same to enter and exit, as both countries are within the Schengen zone. If you have a specific visa for Spain, it may be different, so make sure to check with the agency that emitted it. Suerte!
Northern Ireland is the UK btw and as you may now know the UK is not part of the EU anymore.
Yes that's correct but this video was made I think before Brexit or before it was finalized
@@TravelingwithKristin
I understand, but Northern Ireland has always been part of the UK 🇬🇧😁
@@SlimTortoise It depends who you ask . Half is more bound to Irland and the other to the UK .
I come from Malaysia. I would like to ask how many days of stay should i write in arrival card of Schengen Visa upon arrival since i want to stay 48 days in Schengen including Switzerland and 8 days in United Kingdom. I still can not make sure the exact how many days needed in Schengen and so it is approximately 50 days. The custom will stamp total 90 days of Schengen Visa over 6 months for my entry regardless of my written days? or i no need to write days at all?
Once exit from EUROSTAR GARE DU NORD Paris and entry into United Kingdom, is it there are another United Kingdom EU non schengen visa issued upon arrival yup? and is it i fill in arrival card of EU non schengen visa upon arrival and fill in departure card leaving United Kingdom after 8 days accordingly?
Thank.
Hi there, I think everything is on hold right now because of the pandemic; check with your current embassy!
I have a question we cannot find an answer to. My fiance is a Philippine citizen with a 10-year USA green card.
We are attempting to obtain a tourist visa for Schengen zones but we are continually told that we must only apply with the country that which we intend to stay in the longest. But we don't intend to stay in any country the longest. We want to look and move around at the shengen zone freely so what is the solution on the application?
So what happens if you travel from a Schengen country to a Non-Schengen country like Greece to Cyprus and then back to Greece and then to the U.S?
Hi Boy V World, it depends how long you are inside and out of the Schengen. How many days will you be in Greece? You can stay in the Schengen for up to 90 days per 180 days. You can stay in Cyprus for an additional 90 days (during the same 180 day period because it's non-Schengen). If you only stay in Greece for 30 days, for example, you can leave then come back in.
Traveling with Kristin ok great. I will be staying in each less than 30 days so I’ll be fine. Thanks!
I m from iraq , I can’t travel by airplanes due to breathing issues , i can only travel by bus , i want to go from Turkey to germany through the balkan countries , is it enough to have a shengen visa to cross balkan countries?
Hi Hareth, the visa regulations are the same by plane or bus. However you would need to check the visa requirements for each country with the Dept of Foreign Affairs, Embassy, or VisaHQ. Also many Balkan countries are not in the Schengen so they might have different entry requirements
I live in Stockholm, Sweden.
Oof careful
I love Stockholm and Sweden!
I don’t think Bulgaria will join the Schengen Area anytime soon. 😢
Maybe I’m just slow
Can I live in Hungary, Netherlands , Portugal and Germany every three months ?
UPDATE: you guys I’m an idiot- she fully has the breakdown to my question on her blog. Check it out she answers my question with such detail. My apologies to Kristin.
Hi EJ, yes you should be able to! Which country are you from?
@@TravelingwithKristin thank you for answering 💛
United States
Hello Kristin. Thanks for sharing such an informative video. I'm working as a freelancer in USA from Pakistan and I want to move in Portugal but there is a delay in getting appointments. Is there a way I can get another country visa and them move in Portugal? Please guide me so that I can get appointments easily. Like I get visa of any Schengen country as Digital Nomad and then travel to Portugal. Is it possible and a legal way of traveling on Digital Nomad Visa?
is there a passport stamping who cross another shengen area?
Hello dear, I will be going to Greece 🇬🇷 with my wife and baby , Tourist visa, but we want to go to Germany 🇩🇪 or Luxembourg 🇱🇺 not Greece 🇬🇷, please I want to know if we can go to Luxembourg even as we put Greece first. And what happened after the one month visit? Please help because we are planning to live there but we only have Tourist visa to Greece, help me 🙏
Hi Krea, I think it depends on the tourist visa and the conditions in there. Can you contact the embassy or service where you applied?
Hi there, I have an Italy multiple entry visa, which i have used to italy first, then to another schengen country (eg germany) on my first visit.. My question is, i am intend to return to schengen country with my valid multiple entry visa, wondering if i had to visit italy first again or i am allow go to any schengen country i want to on my second visit with the same valid visa issued by italian embassy? anyone with a valid answer please? Regards.
Hellow.also I have italian residence permit can I travel in Greece on recipet of residence permit with expiry permit and valid passport
Hi Fahad, if you have a residence permit in Italy you should be able to travel to other Schengen and EU countries
hoping someone can help answer: I am Canadian, traveling to Italy through Amsterdam. I know I don't need a visa as it's only 16 days but will my flight from Toronto arrive at non-schengen gate or a Schengen at AMS ? wondering if I will need to go across the airport through security and passport control to catch my connection from AMS to FCO
You'd clear passport control and immigration in Amsterdam since that's your first port of entry into schengen. From there, it's a domestic flight to Italy.
This is a very helpful video, thank you Kristin! Could I stay in Greece for 3 months, then England for 3 months, then Spain for 3 months, and then Scotland for 3 months... and repeat this pattern indefinitely alternating UK countries with Shengen countries? (Other patterns possible of course, taking into consideration the countries with a combination of memberships ... but would this pattern I described work indefinitely?)
Glad you found it helpful Rachel. This pdf might help your question: eeas.europa.eu/sites/default/files/frequently_asked_questions_en.pdf
I really wish you could have answered this question, because examples are more helpful than lists of rules. We want to eventually move to Spain, and are wanting to look at our options as well.. Examples of what would actually work would be SO HELPFUL! Thanks Kristin!!!
Quick question on travel itineraries: Can you buy a 3 month ticket, say, to Barcelona (schengen) without a return ticket (nor a ticket to another non-shchengen country)? Or will migration request you to always have a return ticket to proof you’re leaving? What is the hack here?
Yes, you could do that, though the different countries of the UK are one area for immigration
Does my passport get stamped when I travel within Schengen counties?
It is important to get your passport stamped when you first enter the Schengen area. Read more info here: travel.gc.ca/travelling/schengen-area?wbdisable=true
I have got french visa from ethiopia and traveled to Norway and they annuled my visa I come back to ethiopia why?
I am not sure, Seblewengel. Every situation is different. Where you not informed why?
@@TravelingwithKristin they said Udi annuled my visa because I have to go to France first not norway before I travel to norway I need to first enter France because it's France schengen visa
this is my question. I stayed in Schengen/EU for 64 days. From June to August, 2021. And I'm planning to go back there this coming November for another 2 to 3 months. That's still counted for 90/180 rules?
You can stay 90days with a shangen Visa means you can travel got 90 days betwin all Shangen areas without restrictions if you want to stay 180 days you have to apply for a long turm visa that only applys to 1 area not the intire EU shangen area so you only can stay in 1 EU country but you cant move any were els . And after your max 180 days you have to leave the EU and have to apply for another visa and no your visa does not count anymore as soon as you leave the EU borders you have to reapply for a new visa . You can apply to a Multi visa that allows you to reenter the Shangen area after leaveing another time but it also runs only 90 days so you have to reenter the EU shangen area in a time spane of 90 days it also runs when you arnt in the EU border . If you dont have one of this multi enter vias then you have to apply for a new one .
Hello dear
Can I travel n work in Ireland? I have permanent schengen visa but dont have European passport
Hi it really depends on Ireland's travel restrictions.
Can i go to Schengen county with VISA D of Lithuania on day of arrival in the county?
I think it depends on the country but for more information you can check out this link: www.schengenvisainfo.com/
You didn't mention anything about passport requirements. What is the recommended time before your passport expires to travel into the shengen?
Hi Marcos, the video is more about explaining the Schengen Zone.
Hi! I was wondering if you know if I can travel to Spain with a schengen visa distributed from Lithuanian embassy? I visited Lithuania in April and I’m planning to visit Spain in September. My visa is for multiple entries and is valid for one year. Could you possibly help me with this question please? Thank you
I think you can, for more info you can check out the schengen website www.schengenvisainfo.com/spain-visa/
Excellent! Does our U.S. passport afford us UNLIMITED, multiple entries/exits in EU/Schengen countries for the 90/180 visa free period?
Hi David, yes as many entries as desired as long as you stay within the range of days!
@@TravelingwithKristin thank you. Sounds like best strategy is stay full length in non Schengen, and then stay full term in Schengen (or viceversa)?
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How long can I stay as a Swiss citizen in Bulgaria without a visa? (I also would have a Hungarian EU passport but it is expired. But maybe I won‘t need to renew it.)
Hi Nicolas, I believe EU citizens can live in Bulgaria full-time long-term!
With an EU passport you dont have any visa restrictions at all becouse you are an EU citicen just logic . With out an EU passport you are basicly somebody entering from a theerd country so you need a Shangen visa for max of 90 days and a Non shangen visa so a long turm visa for just 1 country alone if you want to stay 180 days after you have to leave the border of the EU and apply for a new visa . Why woudnt you renew your EU passport ? . That makes no sens free travel into all EU countrys without needing a visa or haveing any restrication . Your comment makes no sens . Who doesnt renew his EU passport ? .
Very helpful video.. 👍
Great to hear; glad you liked it!
hello. I am mexican citizen traveling to spain in the summer, can I freely take a weekend trip to france/netherlands on train without going through customs or do I have to present my passport? curious since I would have already gotten my passport stamped at the airport so basically when I cross into another country in the schengen zone, will I get my passport stamped or no? thank you!
Hi Fer7000, You can send your inquiries here: www.travelingwithkristin.com/contact
Hi Kristin
Thank you for such a informative video. I have the Netherlands Schengen multi entry visa and I am wondering if I can travel to Norway 🇳🇴 with this visa since it is still valid ? Please enlighten me with your knowledge, much appreciated ❤
Good work
Thank you! Cheers!
Great share!
Thank you, Young Beard Lord! 😊
This isn't complicated. Look at the map of the Schengen zone. You have 90 days in there. That's it. Done
I have a question in my mind what if I travel from London to Paris direct then to Madeira on 17 hour connect flight via Amsterdam, is it possible I can see Amsterdam also in this period of time?
Means I am allowed to do immigration on a connected flight with a Schengen travel visa?
Thanks a lot 🙏
Hi there! It is possible to leave the airport to see Amsterdam. The airport is close to the city center by train. You would just need to go back through check in and security. Whether or not you need a Schengen visa or if you have visa on arrival depends on your passport. You can check on visahq.com or with the embassy
@@TravelingwithKristin Hi Kristin, I hope you doing well, In order to apply for Schengen Visa for the summer holiday from Uk as an International student, we need NOC right? but my university is not providing me, they only provide me enrolment letter and they are saying you can apply the visa, is ok? Thanks
Could you please help me out ? I really wanna ask a question because i suffered a non schezen zone tragedy
Sure please let me know your question!
@@TravelingwithKristin actually i travelled to europe ( Finland ) with my schengen visa ( Tourist type , single entry ) from india and i reached Finland and met my sister. There after we went to paris and after that we were supposed to go Athens but our halt was at Ukraine but the paris airport officials put the exit stamp on my passport when i reached Ukraine they said you cannot go to athens because of exit stamp so i want to know that we didn't exit at Ukraine it was just a halt...why they put exit stamp on my passport?
Good evening brother I got Poland work visa and this is the single entry visa can I travel with this visa in Portugal through flight please let me know thanks
If it's a Schengen Work Visa then you can use it.
My visa is Poland D type work visa and this visa issued only for single entry that's why I'm so confused can I travel with this visa in other Schengen countries and can back again Poland thanks madam for your valuable time
What is the difference between NON-SCHENGEN EU COUNTRIES and EU NON-SCHENGEN COUNTRIES?
It's the same, NON-SCHENGEN EU COUNTRIES are European countries that are not part of the Schengen zone.
This 90/180 policy needs to be scrapped to assist these countries with their post-covid recoveries.
Thanks for sharing your insights Daniel.
this video is so helpful, thank you! quick question: if i'm in france visiting this summer on a Schengen Visa and I find out that my application for grad school in Paris is accepted, is there some kind of a transitional visa that would allow me to stay from the end of one visa to the start of the other, or do you know how i'd manage that?
Hi Cody, Glad you found the video helpful 😊 I am not sure about any transitional visa but you can find more information in their website www.schengenvisainfo.com/ or www.thepoortraveler.net/2017/01/schengen-visa-filipino-tourists-frequently-asked-questions/
Hiya! I just applied my france schengen visa from Indonesia. During the application process, i added my destination to uk for like 3 days and attAched the hotel reservation on my itinerary accommodation. Do you think it’s affecting my application? Thank you
Hi Cicillia, I don't think so :) Safe travels!
Wow it's helpful information.. thank you so much.
If I have valid polish national visa can I visit southern ireland? Or they wanna me visa? Thanks
Glad it was informative to you, Cali! You will need a visa for tourist visits of less than 90 days. You can check out this link for more info: www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/europe/ireland
@@TravelingwithKristin this means I can't go to Ireland with my student visa which is national visa?
Fantastic
Thank you so much @Prashant 😀
Very beautiful
Thank you @Monica!
Great Explanation, Kristen! I needed this as I'm currently living in Croatia. This is perfect for my online teaching job.
Also, what software did you use for that globe/country zoom in effect at 2:33? I would like to incorporate that into some of my videos.
Glad it was helpful! My editor made that in After Effects :)
@@TravelingwithKristin Looks like I gotta learn After Effects! 😄
So, if I'm Canadian, and I want to backpack through Europe, I can only stay in Schengen countries for a total of 90 days, and if I want to stay in Europe after that, I need to be in non Schengen countries? And does the 180 day count from my first day in my first schengan country, or my last day in my last country? Does this mean that I don't need to apply for a visa or anything if I'm from Canada? All of this is quite confusing.😅
This pdf might help Emily: eeas.europa.eu/sites/default/files/frequently_asked_questions_en.pdf
Hi I'm from India and if I want to visit Italy and Switzerland and go back to Italy and leave back to India. Do I need a single entry or double or multiple entry visa ?
Hi @John! You can use a Schengen visa for enter, freely travel within, and leave the Schengen zone.
@@TravelingwithKristin that should be a single entry or double entry visa ?
Can a British citizen stay in each non Schengen country up to 90 days within a year and then move to the non Schengen country? i.e. stay 90 days in Rumania and then spend 60 days in Croatia go to Cyprus and so on one after the other?
Hi JM, maybe this link would help: www.schengenvisainfo.com/period-of-stay-calculator-british-citizens/
@@TravelingwithKristin Thanks but this link only applies for staying in Schengen countries. My question was about non ones.
USA is also affected, you will need a visa
Hi Brit, this video is about the Schengen in Europe but US citizens have a visa on arrival with their passports. Let me know any questions!
Question... what if you want to stay in the schengen zone for longer than 90 days consecutively without having to leave to a non or pending schengen area?
This article might help Alastair, www.travelingwithkristin.com/digital-nomad-blog/2018/12/12/how-long-can-you-stay-in-the-european-schengen-zone 😊
You have to apply for a long turm visa but it only applys to 1 Area not the intire shangen zone . A shangen visa only applys for 90 days max.
@@xythiera7255 then, can you go to the UK for a month, and come back to any shengen state for 90days/180 period?
Good enough
Glad you like it, Kody! 😊
Can i travel to croatia, bulgaria and switzerlnd if i have a schengen 90 days visa? I got my schengen visa from Sweden and i am from pakistan
As long as it is a Schengen country.
@@TravelingwithKristin im not clear about Croatia. I dont think it is in the schenegen zone yet. Can anyone clarify plz on countries that I CANNOT TRAVEL IN EUROPE with a Schengen vsia.
@Marian Macko i am not a citizen of schengen area, i am a tourist with a schengen visa.
Informative Video. I have a question I got Schengen visa from Sweden. Now I don’t want to visit Sweden. I would like to visit Spain and Portugal. If I don’t visit Sweden, is it create problem to visit Spain and Portugal.
Thank you Maverick! Glad you found my video informative. Regarding your question: It depends where your from; you should check with each country’s government portal or embassy to verify. Some people can enter with visa on arrival (passport) but others must apply for specific visas
Very nice video. So when i enter to Schengen zone basically my 180 day period starts and i can only stay 90 days then out 90 days.
Correct; and you can mix them up so they don't have to be consecutive!
I have a question i spent 83 days in schengen then left 90 days but still in the 180 day period. Im returning after being out of schrngen and europe 90 days one day on what would be my 181st day. Is that ok? Do my 90 days restart? Or do i have to spend the 90 days out after the 180 day period???
So if i want to flight from Brussels to Dublin which line should i get, the non-schengen lounge or the schengen? Can you help me 🤗
Ps: I'm an European citizen
If you're an EU citizen then that would be the EU passports line!
@@TravelingwithKristin Yeah but if travel to Dublin, Dublin is non-schengen part right?
I'm confused
@@noreason7737 Correct; Ireland is non-Schengen but you can go there anyway if you're European. In fact, if you're European, you don't need to worry which countries are Schengen or not in Europe because you can visit all of them.
@@TravelingwithKristin Oh thank you. This really helps me. Thanks
@@noreason7737 Great!
Hello, thank you for the video. Question: how will Brexit affect the Schengen enter and exit time? Also; if I spent 3 months in Sweden out of 180 days, then go to Bulgaria for 3 months and return to Sweden, am I violating the Schengen zones? Or if I go to Croatia or Cyrus then back to North Scandinavia?
Well it’s complicated :) Generally speaking you can’t stay in European Union territory more than 90 days in every 180 days period. Bulgaria is not in Schengen zone but is European Union member state. So it is looks like staying there is staying like in Sweden. For breaking this 90 days period you should leave EU territory, not only Schengen Zone. I am not sure what about Ireland is now. There are in EU but the have special agreements with UK for travel purposes. So this is another case I think.
@@AK-qv2im Irland agreements only effect Northern irland and the UK . Basicly as somebody that lives in norther Irland or the UK you dont need a visa at all and it works like if there wasnt a border at all . Just like it was when the UK still was in the EU .
@@xythiera7255 well, technically If you are British citizen only you just can’t stay in European Union more than 90 day in every 180 days. If you do this you just broke Schengen codex / EU immigration law. This mean you can be banned to enter next time to EU. This is famous case of British citizens living in Spain. They come back en masse to UK even if they possess in Spain house or flat. Between Ireland and N.Ireland control border doesn’t exist but this not mean that British citizen can stay in Rep. of Ireland more than 90 days. Obviously nobody check this form technical reasons.
@@AK-qv2im you only need to leave the Schengen are when the 90 days are up. Time spent in EU countries outside Schengen doesn't count against your 90/180 or vice versa
Awesome
Thanks!
Thank you so much for that wonderful information. I am a Haitian student studying International Business and Spanish in the United States, and my program requires me to come to study in Spain for a semester (so I got a SCHENGEN VISA). Most if not all of my friends are from the United States and we have plans to travel to some nearby countries. Nevertheless, I was very worried to travel to other countries with my friends while in Spain since I am not from the United States. My question would; do you think I am allowed to travel to all the SCHENGEN ZONES with the SCHENGEN VISA that I got from the Spain Embassy in Chicago or do I need to apply for another visa if I were to decide to visit for example France for a weekend? Thank you so much. Much appreciated.
Hi @Wilso369 Glad you found the video informative! I think you can. You can check out this link for more info: eeas.europa.eu/sites/default/files/frequently_asked_questions_en.pdf
@@TravelingwithKristin thank you so much. I read the document and I think I can travel to some nearby countries.
Thank you Kristin! So helpful. Is it possible to combine the Shengen visa with a digital nomad visa of a Shengen country - like for example could someone stay 90 days in France on the Shengen travel visa and then stay in Germany using their digital nomad visa?
You are welcome, Ellen! I haven’t seen anything about combining digital nomad visas. It could be possible to hold multiple DN visas from different countries at the same time, as there’s no minimum stay requirement. If you have a visa in one Schengen country like Estonia, you can still stay in the Schengen for 90 days while keeping a home base there
@@TravelingwithKristin Thank you Kristin!!
Very nice
Thanks @Seetaram! Glad you like it
Excellent informative video
Keep it up
So nice of you! Thanks you, I will 😊
I’m confused still with the Schengen - so for example if I’m an Australian passport holder planning to visit several European countries, I can spend 90 days say in Italy and then 90 days in Cyprus (non-Schengen EU). Can I then go back to visit Spain or I need to go completely from Europe & for how long we need to stay off EU until we can go back to Europe? Very confusing but glad that I found out about this before making my EU trip next year lol 😂
Hi Clara! This link might help you more: www.schengenvisainfo.com/ 😊
Awesome vedio
Thank you! 😊
So I’m from Africa can I visit all the schengen areas on Italy visa
Generally the visa issued allows you to visit any of the Schengen States during the same trip, within the validity of the visa. You can check out this pdf for more info: eeas.europa.eu/sites/default/files/frequently_asked_questions_en.pdf
Hi Kristin! I came across your video as I was trying to research more about the Schengen zone for my upcoming trip. I'm a U.S. citizen flying from DC to Paris (CDG) with a connection in Iceland. After arriving in Paris, I have a separate flight through a different airline (I bought my easyJet ticket separately) to fly from Paris to Nice. The time from landing in Paris to departing to Nice is 2 hours and 10 minutes. I'm only bringing on carry-on bag/luggage and have already checked in and downloaded my boarding pass for the flight from Paris to Nice.
Some people were saying that I'd have to go through customs/security upon arriving in Paris and re-enter security to go to my flight's gate for Nice, but then some others said that since I am connecting through Iceland and it's a country in the Schengen zone, it should be easier/no customs or I could just simply walk through to the neighboring terminal to the gate? I'm not sure what I should expect and was worried that 2 hours and 10 minutes might not be enough time, so I wanted to hear your insight. Thank you!
Hi Vinh, Paris is a huge airport so I’m not sure what the protocol will be, especially during Covid. It makes sense that you would be able to stay in the gate area without going back through security if you’re not checking a bag, but it’s also possible that you have to change to a gate in a different part of the airport, in which case there could be other checkpoints. Let us know how it turns out!
Thank you helpful
No problem @Sampreeth 2nd A. Glad it was helpful!
nice video creative
Thank you @Jyoti 🤗
Thanks to Schengen the only border marker I've ever known are those blue signs with *Insert European country here* and the EU flag.
I remember when Italy adopted the euro and everything started changing back around 2000
@@TravelingwithKristin I'm too young to remember that, but I've always liked the idea of having a common currency and open borders, I think it's a huge leap forward in international politics; and my country, Spain, that struggled a lot during the 20th century owes a lot to Europe.
Amazing
Glad you liked the video @Anas! Thank you for watching 😊
Good work 👍
Thanks ✌️
Very nice 👍
Thank you 👍
It is high time for Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia to join Schengen.
Depends who you ask ;)
@@TravelingwithKristin , you are right!
Starts from 4:44
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@@TravelingwithKristin Whoa I got a ❤️ from Kristin
No no no wait a second, Romania is in the Schengen
I don't think they are currently.
Please HELP! If I travel to uk for 3 week in a 4 month period is that ok ?
Hi Deka, You can to stay in the Schengen area for a maximum of 90 days within a 180-day period but you can check out their official site for updated info: www.schengenvisainfo.com/
2021 Romania still not in Shengen 😠
Yes they are still not Shengen...
Help tourist visa apply help
My home india
New first time apply visa
2:05
Gibraltar ia about to become asterik madness.
Are you living there right now?
@@TravelingwithKristin No, but I live in Spain and I am quite expectant about its situation.
Schengen zone sounds like something in China.
Yes does sounds like something Chinese.
Why can't the well paid diplomat explain things, our taxes ay thr wages
Hi Shirley, I'm not sure I understand your question? But happy to help!
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What the hell is the United States ?
Hi Paul, what do you mean?
Traveling with Kristin I wrote this because many Americans don't even know where Europe is, or what the Schengen Area is. I wanted to see how it reacts.
Did she say pretty much 'the safe countries'!!! Very pointless and useless video.