delphiandomine
20 Jan 2010
Law / Staying in Schengen - are American exempt from the 90-days-in/90-days-out rule? [23]
And this is why many Americans end up being deported and banned from Schengen.
Americans have a loophole in Poland with the ability to start a business, thus giving them a valid reason to stay in Poland - but they certainly aren't exempt from the 90/180 rule. The only people exempt from the 90/180 rule are non-Schengen EU/EEA countries - Bulgaria, Cyprus, Romania, UK, Ireland and Lichtenstein.
However, my American friend told me that Americans are exempt...that we can leave for one day and get a fresh 90 days. Can anyone corroborate this? Thanks!
And this is why many Americans end up being deported and banned from Schengen.
Americans have a loophole in Poland with the ability to start a business, thus giving them a valid reason to stay in Poland - but they certainly aren't exempt from the 90/180 rule. The only people exempt from the 90/180 rule are non-Schengen EU/EEA countries - Bulgaria, Cyprus, Romania, UK, Ireland and Lichtenstein.