90 in 180 France maybe concessions (1 Viewer)

[MisterB]

My understanding is that an EU national can be inside the Schengen area for an unlimited period but if a stay in one country exceeds that countries registration/residency rules, normally 3 months, then registration or residency must be applied for.
The same rules apply to UK nationals with residency rights under the withdrawal agreement.

as was mine, but it isnt actually enforced, so was largely ignored

 

[2657]

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as was mine, but it isnt actually enforced, so was largely ignored

Yes and probably still will be, lots of French, Dutch, Germans, Swedes have overwintered for 6 months or more on our site in Portugal.

 

[Trevor Wbm]

What do they do with the thousands of illegal immigrants camped at Calais when they have been there over 90 days. Nowt.

I imagine if you were to turn up there with nothing but the clothes you are wearing and are prepared to live under a ripped tarpaulin, you could too could benefit from the perceived lack of enforcement and stay for as long as you liked.

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[spitfire]

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Yes and probably still will be, lots of French, Dutch, Germans, Swedes have overwintered for 6 months or more on our site in Portugal.

Pretty much because they don’t have to pass through any borders I guess

 

[JockandRita]

They are the ones that will throw out your bacon sarnies Jock.

Not if I've scoffed them all before leaving the Canterbury Aire, to catch the train Jim.

Cheers,

Jock.

 

[Minxy]

I thought it was where ever you laid your hat

Would that be a Cordobés?

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[maison]

The 90/180 day rule led to us selling our French base last year. It just concentrated the mind that it was time to move on.

If arrangements are made to allow U.K. citizens to stay longer we will simply travel more.

 

[Minxy]

The 90/180 day rule led to us selling our French base last year. It just concentrated the mind that it was time to move on.

If arrangements are made to allow U.K. citizens to stay longer we will simply travel more.

Are you going to change your user name to 'house' or maybe 'bungalow' ....

 

[maison]

Are you going to change your user name to 'house' or maybe 'bungalow' ....

Good question! Perhaps Le Camping Car could be appropriate.

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[nicholsong]

Why does the UK not apply to join Schengen? Norway, Switzerland, Iceland and Lichtenstein are in Schengen but not EU.

Can one be a Schengen member for free travel but not for work nor settlement?

Just occured to me is the 90/180 rule a Schengen or an EU rule? I.E can one stay in Norway for more than 90 days(if you are rich)? I know that land-locked countries like Switzerland Lichtenstein and Andorra have agreements that stays in their country are included in the 90 days.

Geoff

 

[jumartoo]

I think... that to join Schengen you have to agree to Freedom of Movement. The big no no for the UK government.

I may be wrong, but that's my understanding.

 

[gus-lopez]

I think... that to join Schengen you have to agree to Freedom of Movement. The big no no for the UK government.

I may be wrong, but that's my understanding.

Yes & EEA or agree to abide by similar.

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[bobandjanie]

Bob.