I'm so bad at math I had to ask Chatbot, and even then it wouldn't give me a straight answer until I framed it like this.
Anyone ever have trouble swapping between 2 countries for an extended period of time like this?
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90 out of 180 day rule
The frick are you asking? Just give an itinerary
Are you asking if you can
>90 day visa stay
>go to another country for a few days
>return for another 90 day run
The answer is yes, however CBP will most likely want to ensure you have onward travel, am not transporting drugs/goods, or working within the country. Most countries allow 180 days per 365 day year from time of first entry.
To put it in dumb boi terms, you could do 90 days in Japan, fly to Korea for a week and fly back for another 90 day stay and you would simply be at your limit of visa days for a bit after needing a 6+ month cool down.
The 90 in 180 consecutive days is mostly around Europe. Schengen and surrounding countries, except the UK. I want to float between two countries for a year, 90 days in each. The UK was good for me doing a border run after 6 months, as long as passport control doesn't think you're living there permanently you can do a couple years flying out for a day and back for another 6 months. They never asked me anything on arrival so maybe I could have done more than 2 years.
>I want to float between two countries for a year, 90 days in each.
If only one of those countries is a signatory to the Schengen Agreement, and both allow you to stay for 90 days or more, this should be no problem. If you spend a full 90 days in a Schengen-area country, you do officially have to be out for another full 90 before you are eligible to do it again (in your first country or any combination of Schengen Area countries). But 90 days in the Schengen Area interspersed with 90-day stints outside of Schengen is legal and should work indefinitely.
So if I stay say, 90 days in Spain, then on the 90th day I move to UK and spend 90 days there, I can travel indefinitely between the two countries in that 90 days period?
yes
And would it be something like
>90 days Spain
>90 days UK
>90 days Spain
>90 days UK
?
I dont want to be harsh, but you've had your question answered repeatedly in the most simple terms.
At this point if you don't understand can i respectfully suggest this isnt for you as you'll frick it up and end up as yet another American pleading for clemency cos they didnt understand
What happened to helping the mentally challenged?
>help the mental
i think it has value, but there comes a point where you have to respect limitations
>risk it/pay a fine
if you over stay in schengen there's a pretty good chance you will have your automatic entry rights revoked and then you'll need to apply for a visa every time. the rules are changing next year so it will be more like the American ESTA scheme.
In theory maybe in reality nobody gives a frick, I spent nearly 6 months in Europe last year and nobody said shit when I flew back in this year.
You got lucky. You could easily have been fined and banned.
if only you could have told the AI this instead of your moronic prompt.. if only.
In my original post wrote that it wouldn't give me a straight answer if I asked the straight question. Try it. It's programmed to give you the runaround if you do. That's kinda of the fun, to trick it to give you a straight answer.
homie, there's literally a calculator out there for this kind of shit.
https://www.visa-calculator.com/
https://ec.europa.eu/assets/home/visa-calculator/calculator.htm?lang=en
Don't cut it fine. If something happens that delays you and you miss your cut off date, you'll be denied entry for a period of time.
That's what I'm worried about. I guess I'l risk it and ask for forgiveness if things get messy, pay a fine maybe. I just need about a 2 day safety buffer in a third country to be worry free.
OP, I would only stay for 89 full days. I do not know what happens if you accidentally stay for 90.1 says. I would not play with fire here
It's not a good practice but if I overstay due to a flight cancellation I think I'd catch a break. And the flights have to be on the exact 90th day. I really need a 3rd country to chill for a day or two to do it right. For Europe, Casablanca has a good airport to do that, also Cyprus works in the east.
hahahahahaha I feel so bad for AI because it has to deal with absolute simpletons trying to ask it questions. Holy frick OP. moron.
Given that I am admittedly challenged by simple math (I invert numbers) and I frequently come off as full-moron, I get it. I'm immune to your insults, tho. I'm also a self-made multi-millionaire who has been traveling the world for the last 20 years in decadent fashion. So frick frick you c**t 😉