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17-12-2021, 17:15

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Re: Bilateral Agreements and/or other ways to extend time for Schengen countries

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Originally Posted by sv_pelagia

Um, I believe Greece is in the Schengen Zone? Map incorrect?

Good catch. Greece is in the Schengen zone and in the EU.

The prior posted map is incorrect / incomplete.

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