as long as they have 90 days back in the UK after returning from France then there good to go
When you say current restrictions do you mean the 90 in 180 rule or covid? I don't see the 90 in 180 as temporary! If your friends are back for at least 90 days as far as I know they will be fine for another 90 day trip. There was a link from someone to an online calculator.
I don't think they need to be out for 180 before returning.. If they are out for 90 by the time they reach enough days to add up to more than 90 including the September trip the September days will be dropping out of the 180 that count as quickly as new days are added........if that makes sense.
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As clear as mud!!!!
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Quite simple really - I don't know why people get so confused with a rolling 180 window, upto 90 of which you can be inside Schengen.Info from :
Schengen Calculator - Easily Track Your Schengen Stay Compliance
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90/180 Schengen Visa Rule
The 180-day period keeps rolling. Therefore, anytime you wish to enter the Schengen, you just have to count backwards the last 180 days, and see if you have been present in the Schengen for more than 90 days throughout that period.
yes but although at end of February 89 days in the EU would have been used in the last 180 days, as from the 1st of march the september days would decrease one by one as the March days are added one by one.Therefore they could stay for 90 consecutive days until towards end of March.
They can't be "up" It is a rolling period.
So I have done 29 in , if I now do 90 out and then go back for the last 60, what happens then ,no no no
in simple terms 90 in 90 out
I do understand, it is just too much to explain in a few lines. And I precid my comments toooo much.
Rolling simply means it is a continuous period, each day that passes you count back the last 180 days and see if you were out for more than 90
A simple guide is; from the date you leave the UK and enter the EU (not including Eire) you count forward 6 months (180 days to be exact), then within that period you can only be out for a total of 90 days. However, at the end of the 6 months (days 181, 182, 183, etc…) if you have had enough of a break inbetween trips within that initial 6 month period, it is possible to continue staying in the EU provided at what ever day you are there (days 181, 182, 183 etc…) you can look back 180 days and not break the 90 day rule. Essentially the days in the EU on days 1, 2, 3, etc.. drop off the beginning owing the the rolling nature of the calculation.
Thanks that does make sense , I was troubled
You can stay for another 30 days because as each day goes by you add a day but also lose one from your first visit as it becomes outside the 180. The 90 days out effectively resets the allowance.
I think you would have 31 days left. and then would have to be out for a further 90.
Not heard of that one. Spain is hoping to start one at the end of ‘22 is that the one you meen?
Elaine has an Irish passport, and I do all the driving. So, as long as I behave myself so that we travel together, we can still do 180 days
. Not being smug, 'cos I DO have to behave myself ...Sorry i cant assist with Spain. The one I am considering is in France through the French consulate office. I don’t know if it would be transferrable to other Schengen areas in the EU. Is there anything on the Spanish consulate site?
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) so back on 30th March. If we’re in the U.K. for 90 days we can’t cross the ditch till 1st July to stay legal.