Re: 90/180 day rule
Posted: Wed May 10, 2023 8:25 am
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correct. When Britain was a member of the EU it got the chance to join Schengen nut declines. Only two countries did not join Britain & Ireland, both felt being islands they could control their own borders.Ov3rdal3 wrote:Its nothing to do with Brexit, its Schengen, which comprises of a number of non EU Countries
Ov3rdal3 wrote:Its nothing to do with Brexit, its Schengen, which comprises of a number of non EU Countries
B&B wrote:So Ginger is correct ,when the U.K.was a member of the E.U. We did not join the Schengen Agreement ,
so the 90/ 180 always did apply ,but Brits being Brits ,as usual don’t think that foreign countries laws apply to them ,so just lived under the radar in Spain ,as the authorities turned a blind eye ,until we decided to leave the E.U. then things changed I.e. passport stamping and checks at passport control .
So in that sense ,Brexit changed the scene .as we have seen with the British driving licences debacle ,
where as stated ,a number of Brits decided the Spanish driving licences laws didn’t apply to them !
B&B wrote:So Ginger is correct ,when the U.K.was a member of the E.U. We did not join the Schengen Agreement ,
so the 90/ 180 always did apply ,but Brits being Brits ,as usual don’t think that foreign countries laws apply to them ,so just lived under the radar in Spain ,as the authorities turned a blind eye ,until we decided to leave the E.U. then things changed I.e. passport stamping and checks at passport control .
So in that sense ,Brexit changed the scene .as we have seen with the British driving licences debacle ,
where as stated ,a number of Brits decided the Spanish driving licences laws didn’t apply to them !