Schengen Bilateral Agreements

[letsgetsailing3]

Originally Posted by sher9016

See link below for changes coming in 2021. Looks like it will change to three years instead of 90 days

https://www.etiasvisa.com/etias-requirements/americans

Not so fast:


The ETIAS visa for Europe only permits travelers to remain in any of the Schengen-zone European countries for a maximum of 90 days in a 180-day period. Even if you are eligible for ETIAS but wish to stay for a longer time period than 90 days you will have to consult your embassy and apply for the appropriate visa for your desired stay.

[TeddyDiver]

Originally Posted by Dockhead

So it seems that what you get when your residence permit application is pending is called a "temporary residence permit".

It looks like at least one country (France) will not recognize the temporary residence permit of other Schengen states for purposes of re-entering the Schengen zone via France. See: http://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/d...cp120078en.pdf

Not the only one. At least Spain and Netherlands do have such tendencies occasionally (temporary recidence permit) thou they didn't in this case when I threatened them with Finlands Ambassador, which by the way was a total bluff .
Germany turned visitors with Schengen visa from Finland becouse they had not enough money on them (family guests I knew). All the persons involved were Cubans..