Using your 90 days in Europe

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Morning guys not posted much on here but read with interest.
How are you going to use and split your 90 days in the EU. I like many others use Spain in the winter and sometimes France in the summer. We were in Spain on the 1st January this year so already started our 90 days. I am still working and need to for the foreseeable future.
Be interesting to hear how you are going to split up the days.

 

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Morning guys not posted much on here but read with interest.
How are you going to use and split your 90 days in the EU. I like many others use Spain in the winter and sometimes France in the summer. We were in Spain on the 1st January this year so already started our 90 days. I am still working and need to for the foreseeable future.
Be interesting to hear how you are going to split up the days.

How long/when did you return from Spain? The calculation is based on a max 90 days in 180 days period. So, if you arrived in Spain on 1st December even at 11.55pm!], that's Day 1. So, 31 Days in December, 31 in January, so 62 days used. Assuming you haven't been in France or Spain [your example] after 13th September, you can book 28 days stay [COVID permitting] from tomorrow, in France or Spain. What Brexit has removed was the freedom/flexibility/blind eye of EU Member States to allow a person to say 'Used 62 days, BUT, after my 28 days left today, I will be able to add to my unexpired time the now disregarded 13th September to 10th October. There is an EU official calculator that works out your entitlement and it mimics the EU Border Guards' Official System Days Stay in EU

Steve