oh shit, I just searched and yes, french overseas territories are not part of the schengen area. Which is strange because it means that 3/4 of France territory is not inside the Schengen area 🤣
no, if you are an EU citizen, you can stay in another country inside EU for more than 3 month. The only need is that you have to declare your new residence as a secondary residence for taxes.
California inside EU through Denmark which means California inside Schengen area? Sounds like new easy to access location for holidays :P.
Wait does that also means that Hollywood movies will become EU movies? Wait does that also means that Porn Valley movies will become EU movies?
My mind is blown!
That depends. Overseas territories aren’t always part of the Schengen.
Also isn’t money the main obstacle to going to California for EU citizens? I can’t imagine it would be that hard to get a visa right now.
oh shit, I just searched and yes, french overseas territories are not part of the schengen area. Which is strange because it means that 3/4 of France territory is not inside the Schengen area 🤣
That also means you can only visit all of the EU and California for 3 months per year.
Schengen destroyed holidays in the EU because you can’t hop from country to country and get new visas anymore
You don’t need a visa to travel inside the Schengen area and you can travel freely inside UE.
Again, only valid 3 months.
no, if you are an EU citizen, you can stay in another country inside EU for more than 3 month. The only need is that you have to declare your new residence as a secondary residence for taxes.
Yes. This is fine for EU residents. For people who dont live in the EU, it makes holidays max out at 3 months.
People that have more 3 months of vacations per year have enough money to get investment visas.
Nope. That’s not how backpacking works. You dont have a job. You live off savings. You live on a shoestring budget.
Or you have a job and do it part time while traveling around (eg remote teaching, therapy, etc)
Where do you get that 3 months from?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schengen_Area#Regulation_of_internal_borders
https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/international-travel/before-you-go/travelers-with-special-considerations/US_Travelers_in_Europes_Schengen_Area.html