Shrinking Canadian dollar

alfredmay wrote:
Regarding wintering in Europe. Would those who advocate this please explain how they would handle the 90 day Schengen rule? Below are a few links to info but my understanding is you are limited to 90 days unless you receive a visa for more from a specific country.

I have been to Schengen countries and been advised to make sure I get an entry and exit stamp in my passport that are 90 or fewer days apart. I was told not doing so can create a problem........ such as refused entry the next time I attempted to enter.

http://www.euro-dollar-currency.com/90_180_days_rule.htm
http://www.nomadicmatt.com/travel-blogs/how-to-legally-stay-in-europe-for-more-than-90-days/

Yeppir. Its called the schengen shuffle. :)

It can be a challenge if you are a sitter. (staying in one place) We are spending a year or two their starting fall 2017. First three months in Spain and then three months in Morocco. Then back to Europe working our way north for three months and then to The British isles for three months. Back to europe for three months and then onto the non schengen eastern european countries for three months. Then Greece for the winter and then eventually work our way back to Holland to store the motorhome. When we get around to hard fast snowbirding in one place I would be happy with three months in the Andalucia region of spain. I get itchy after ahwile. Kinda like Morocco though. The working language is french although arabic is the language on the street. I find we function fine in french there but I'm thinking about learning Arabic. Looks like a challenge. :)