Camper Vibe - 90 Days in the Schengen Area

DavidKlyne
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I have just come across this YouTube video on the Camper Vibe channel on how to manipulate stays in Europe beyond the 90 days (perfectly legally) which I thought was worth posting here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHv1ZWzcibM As pointed out in the video it doesn't really help those that want to stay in Spain for longer than 90 days, unless of course you can spend some time in Morocco. It might be worth a watch for those considering a longer than three months stay in Europe.

David

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  • Unknown
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  • Geejay
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    edited October 2021 #3

    It's not stays in Europe that are limited to 90 days, it's stays in the Schengen area, and it's long been known that if you move out of the area into another part of Europe for the requisite time you can re-enter, the same as if you came back to the UK.  There are online Schengen calculators that will show you how it works - just enter your dates.

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  • cyberyacht
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    edited October 2021 #5

    Whichever way you slice it, you are still going to have to decamp for 90 days if you've used up your 90 days allowance even if you have done two more or less back to back separated by a few days.

  • DavidKlyne
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    edited October 2021 #6

    The interesting thing is that I didn't appreciate was the number of countries in the Schengen Area, some of them surprised me. I am sure there are online calculators but sometimes its interesting to see how others are managing it in real life so to speak. 

  • Oneputt
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    edited October 2021 #7

    Anyone interested in Turkey I can recommend the following on U Tube

    mick & trudie, not vanners but live in Turkey

    tread the globe,  vanners who left Turkey and are currently in Georgia 

    between them a mine of info

     

  • eurortraveller
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    edited October 2021 #8

    Covid is limiting full timers to the Schengen area and countries neighbouring it these days, but before Covid my son’s in laws sold up and roamed the world in converted vans for several years. They covered much of Southern Africa, then Australia, then New Zealand, and were  planning South America when terminal cancer sadly struck one of them. 

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  • Geejay
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    edited October 2021 #10

    Well, yes, but there's an obvious reason why we, caravaners & motorhomers, are facing this situation, which I won't go into.  Same for us with Pet Passports and buying goods from the EU.

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  • JVB66
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    edited October 2021 #12

    Oh nosurprised does that mean we are stuck with staycationers? undecided

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  • JVB66
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    edited October 2021 #14

    coolwink

  • SeasideBill
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    edited October 2021 #15

    I’ll happily continue doing both, but for somebody lucky & unlucky enough to live in an area that attracts tourists, I can’t wait to see the back of the staycation boom!

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  • ValDa
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    edited October 2021 #17

    Perhaps you should give thanks to those who do go further afield, to make space for you and those who prefer the UK - there are still plenty of us.

  • Tammygirl
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    edited October 2021 #18

    I've played around with one of those Schengen calculators. We can still do what we have been doing for the last 10 years.

    3 weeks March to Lanzarote

    End April/May & Half June to France etc.

    September to November Spain

    If we want to stay into December then we will just go out later in September.

    On the calculators you can play around with dates  adding and removing them until you get a good fit for what you want.

  • JVB66
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    edited October 2021 #19

    Sorry you did not follow the post I jokingly answeredundecided

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  • Cajun Duo
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    edited November 2021 #21

    Take a look at the other videos on Camper Vibe You Tube channel some great work by them very entertaining with top class photography.

  • Biggarmac
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    edited November 2021 #22

    Croatia is going to be busy!  Its not a solution for winter trips.  Went there in late March 2019.  Cold and few sites open. Not really an option until May.  There is word of them becoming part of Shenegen in 2022 or 2023.  That will cut down the numbers of UK visitors doing the Shenegen shuffle.

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