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Schengen Visa => Schengen Visa Q&A => Topic started by: alex257 on November 16, 2016, 02:12:12 pm



Title: During inter-Schengen border crossings , visa check
Post by: alex257 on November 16, 2016, 02:12:12 pm
Im about to fly from Italy to Germany , I have a visa of 90 days that is not expired yet , BUT I dont pass the 90 days in 180 rule .

I heard many travelers report that during inter-Schengen border crossings, officials don’t add up the passport stamp dates.

Does anyone had or heard of a different experience ?

Im afraied that they might enforce the 90/180 days rule on this journey.

Thanks


Title: Re: During inter-Schengen border crossings , visa check
Post by: porsche on November 16, 2016, 06:36:47 pm
When you cross inter-Schengen border, you do not get any stamp at all as there are no controls within the Schengen zone. Passport controls are on the external border of the Schengen zone. The 90/180 rule is being enforced upon your departure from Schengen (for example a fee for overstaying), or by local authorities when you are unlucky (for example when you get into a traffic accident).