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TorontoGMan reacted to C clearly's post in the thread EU/Schengen: How Sticky is it Really? with
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When you pass the 90 day limit, you will be illegally in the country. Never a good plan. -
TorontoGMan reacted to CTLawGal's post in the thread EU/Schengen: How Sticky is it Really? with
Wow.
I found this article about applying for a visa to stay longer - apparently Spain has a few options for long-term visas, there's a link to the consulate page that has the application. You'll have to check to see if you qualify, I see that you're... -
TorontoGMan reacted to Kathor1's post in the thread EU/Schengen: How Sticky is it Really? with
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Nobody knows how sticky it is really. However, in the summer of 2025, there is a greater chance than ever before that you might end up in an EU-wide database of overstayers so don't rely on old anectodes. And if you want to visit again later... -
TorontoGMan reacted to roving_rufus's post in the thread EU/Schengen: How Sticky is it Really? with
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How close to the 90 days are you? How tight is your schedule? Could a few days in UK using a cheap flight get you out of Schegan/EU ?- it doesn't reset the clock to zero but simply doesn't count in the 90 days -
TorontoGMan reacted to Tincatinker's post in the thread EU/Schengen: How Sticky is it Really? with Thank you.
If you’ve no plans to revisit the countries of the Schengen zone after that trip you’ll be fine. Otherwise the “overstayed” stamp in your passport might cause problems on your next visit.
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TorontoGMan reacted to CTLawGal's post in the thread EU/Schengen: How Sticky is it Really? with Like.
I personally wouldn't want to risk exiting after 90 days, I've done some preliminary research to figure out how I could walk for up to 100 or 110 days for a longer Camino, and if there is some kind of visa that you can apply for, it doesn't look...
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TorontoGMan reacted to JCLima's post in the thread EU/Schengen: How Sticky is it Really? with Thank you.
Is it possible that you will have no problems? Yes. Should you make changes to your plans to make sure you respect the rules/law? Also yes.
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TorontoGMan posted the thread EU/Schengen: How Sticky is it Really? in 🧳 Traveling & Transport to/from/along the camino.Greeting Peregrinos! The good news: I've created "bookends" for my next trip to Spain....in SJPP, working for the Reception office in May, and then in SdC in July, with a planned departure following St. James' Day...likely heading to Porto on...
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TorontoGMan reacted to Kanga's post in the thread Two injuries and rescues on the descent to Molinaseca with Thank you.
In good weather, particularly in spring when the wild flowers are out, the path is one of the most beautiful parts of the Camino Francés, but also the most difficult. I have always walked it, despite my age and bad balance, but I take it very...
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TorontoGMan reacted to ScouseKeith's post in the thread Two injuries and rescues on the descent to Molinaseca with Like.
I walked the Camino path twice to molinaseca then the third time I twisted my ankle and gashed my leg in the fall, never walked it again, my last two Caminos I’ve taken the road for safety.
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