Alfapash wrote on Fri Feb 26, 2021 3:51pm:
You can travel to any country in the Schengen area if you have an Eire passport and move about between countries but in the stricktest of terms only for 90 in 180days.
That has always been the case, it's just that Spain, France and others countries never enforced it at the borders for Eire or Uk nationals when the Uk was a member state. I can remember arriving at Alicante on flights from Luton and there were no border control officers to check for years. I just...
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Now it is different, it could be flights from Dublin will still have no border control in Spain although it should under EU rules.
They will be checking every UK passport holder for certain and woh betide anyone who stays to long, fines will be winging their way. No E gates for us. Maybe something can be arranged in the future, especially if it starts to have a detrimental effect on the Spanish economy. Uk Spanish holiday home owners can only hope.
Sorry you are incorrect EU citizens are NOT repeat NOT subject to 90 days in 180, this is what Freedom of Movement gives all EU citizens, (if you can find any offical information the counter this please post on here).
EU citizens have to register in accordance with local laws -
France register if I am going to stay over 90 days (not sure about tax).
Spain register if I am going to stay over 90 days in one period, become tax resident after 182 days in a Tax (calendar) year.
I can go from UK to France, Italy on via France to Spain, and return to the UK provided I only stay in each country less than 90 continuous days the EU are not concerned. My wife who has a UK Passport can travel with me but she will need to get a visa that cannot be refused as she is married to an EU citizen.
The rules for third countries including the UK are very unlikely to change as it is the full 27 of the EU that have to change the rules.