Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2020 1:57pm
Nice scaremongering here, maybe the travel insurance will go sky high, but affordability is a personal issue, no one can tell yet but to tell 2nd home owners especially, they should resolve to "stay at home vacations" is an insult, given the amount of costs already paid out to maintain a 2nd home. No need for more doom and gloom. It will be what it will be.
You also said it wasnt possible for the poster to return after 1 day out, why?
If correctly done then it would be possible and legal but only for this last time without residency. Arrive early Nov or before, but within 90days of end of Dec, then leave after Dec 26th to return by Dec31st, then stay until 90 days from that date(virtually beginning of March) as Shengen 90 days would only count from Jan1st. Their Ehic would continue for that stay.
They have said they would be uncomfortable in travelling but by then(6 months from now) things should have improved in safety, and up to them if they want this length of stay (albeit with a little break). Obviously without residency or any other future lifeline from the Spanish government, this would be the last time this could be possible.
Yes life will change from January but we will all have to adapt and affordability will be possible by cutting back other ways, just depends how many meals out you have to give up.
Can anyone give details of travel insurance which allow upto 90day stays either unlimited number of times or upto 180days in a year. 120 days is insufficient for 2x90days per year.
Regards
Pauline.