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I have a Polish one-year shopping visa. Its conditions are: 180 days of stay in the Schengen zone, but with a special restriction of 90 days every six months (that is, so that all 180 in a row do not sit). Right now I'm with my parents in Italy. I did not have the opportunity to get any other visa, since this was the best of all options. My question is this: is it theoretically possible for me to go with this visa to Denmark with a girl for 2 weeks?? Is it dangerous? Do they check? What threatens me in the worst case? And what is the best way to transport? Is there any register of foreigners in the Schengen area? Is it possible to fly safely from Italy to Denmark and back? ??
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It may be necessary to go to the website of the Danish Embassy and read the conditions of entry. All countries in the Eurozone may have their own conditions that are different from others. It is better not to take risks and not travel. In Italy, there are good conditions for obtaining a visa for Russian tourists, but in Denmark it is not known what. You count how many days you are already in the Eurozone on your visa.
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answered 10 years ago
What are the entry requirements?
You are now in the Schengen, and inside the Schengen ride as much as you want.
Do not exceed the allowed number of days - 90 per half year.
You are now in the Schengen, and inside the Schengen ride as much as you want.
Do not exceed the allowed number of days - 90 per half year.
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answered 10 years ago
I understand that the author of the question has already exceeded the allowed 90 days in the first half of the year. Theoretically, it is possible to travel with an expired visa inside the Schengen area, but it is impossible to completely exclude the possibility of finding an expired visa at the border. At the airport, when checking in for a flight, purely hypothetically, a curious operator may come across, look at the entry-exit stamps and the validity of the visa, call the nearest policeman - and hello, deportation, a fine and visa quarantine for up to one year.
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