Julian Oliver wrote: > for what it's worth, i have yet to hear of anyone that's 'clean' getting > kicked out of the EU for overstaying a few months. again, they only care > when you become an economic burden or appear to be engaged in suspicious > activity. i know people that have overstayed their visas in just one > country for several years. that is far from advice, of course ;)
it was also pointed out to me that immigration is a national, not so much a regional, concern. border guards are much more concerned about how long you're staying in _their_ country, than in the EU as a whole. and in fact, the existence (and expansion) of Schengen puts their jobs on the line - with no border checks between say Portugal and the Czech Republic that's one less scheduled flight to have to check passports. _______________________________________________ Ada_list mailing list [email protected] http://aotearoadigitalarts.org.nz/
