What's the longest a Canadian citizen can stay in Poland without a Visa?

roalex 13 | 40

4 Sep 2009 / #1

Hey all,

As a Canadian citizen what is the longest I can stay in Poland without a Visa. I read somewhere that it was 90 days. If I leave the country and then come back in again do I get another 90 days. If so how long do you think I could do that for?

Cheers

MareGaea 29 | 2751

4 Sep 2009 / #2

Why don't you simply get a Visa for a year? Might take a while, but saves you the hassle of having to leave the country all the time. But I think that leaving the country doesn't make any difference as Poland is in the EU, and going to Germany for example would still make you present within the EU. I think it would only make a difference if you were to go to Russia. But I am not 100% sure of this.

M-G (bored)

Harry

4 Sep 2009 / #3

As a Canadian citizen what is the longest I can stay in Poland without a Visa.

90 days. Full stop. End of story.

I read somewhere that it was 90 days. If I leave the country and then come back in again do I get another 90 days. If so how long do you think I could do that for?

You can not do that. You will either be denied re-entry or deported. You can only spend 90 days in any 180-day period in Poland.

If you don't believe me, search for posts by lowfunk99: he was deported recently for doing visa runs every 90 days.

OP roalex 13 | 40

5 Sep 2009 / #4

Thanks for the info guys much appreciated.