swidlicki8
2 Feb 2017 #1
Hello,
Thanks in advance for your help; I have a question regarding travel and the Karta Pobytu.
I came to Poland on my U.S. Passport on September 16, meaning that my allowed 90 days in Schengen expired on December 17. I obtained a stamp on December 8 while I wait for my Karta Pobytu so that I can legally stay in Poland.
My question is this:
Because I have exceeded my time allowed in Schengen with my U.S. passport, am I able to travel within the Schengen area relying only on my Karta Pobytu once it is approved?
If not, when does the clock reset with my U.S. Passport? Because I will not be returning to the states for awhile, I will not get a stamp stating that I left. Does it then looked like I overstayed? Or does the stamp I received while waiting for the KP count as a "reset?"
I hope I am making sense. I'm asking because I would like to travel to Berlin in May, which is definitely past the 180 day mark from September 16. I just don't want it to look like I've overstayed on my U.S. Passport.
THANKS SO MUCH!
Thanks in advance for your help; I have a question regarding travel and the Karta Pobytu.
I came to Poland on my U.S. Passport on September 16, meaning that my allowed 90 days in Schengen expired on December 17. I obtained a stamp on December 8 while I wait for my Karta Pobytu so that I can legally stay in Poland.
My question is this:
Because I have exceeded my time allowed in Schengen with my U.S. passport, am I able to travel within the Schengen area relying only on my Karta Pobytu once it is approved?
If not, when does the clock reset with my U.S. Passport? Because I will not be returning to the states for awhile, I will not get a stamp stating that I left. Does it then looked like I overstayed? Or does the stamp I received while waiting for the KP count as a "reset?"
I hope I am making sense. I'm asking because I would like to travel to Berlin in May, which is definitely past the 180 day mark from September 16. I just don't want it to look like I've overstayed on my U.S. Passport.
THANKS SO MUCH!