Brazilian: getting another student visa in Schengen [closed]

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I searched about this a lot, I read the old discussions (including the most linked one How does the 90/18 days rule works, and what I could find about student visas), and I mailed the visa office in Malta getting no response. I'm sorry if this is a trivial question, or it's been answered but in that case I didn't see (or understood) the answer, and I'll be grateful to anybody who will help me out.

Here the matter: A Brazilian who has spent 180 days in Malta on a student Visa, how much time she has to wait to come back, and can this be done on a new 180 days student visa?

My understanding is that it should be ok to re-enter Schengen after 90 days and stay 180 days on a new student visa, but the information is quite confusing, most of it refers just to the 90/180 days rule which is not the case here.

Just to make it clear:

  • Brazilian student spends 180 days in Malta on a student visa (English school);
  • During this 180 days she does not leave the Schengen area;
  • She goes back to Brazil before the visa expires (i.e. she does not overstay her visa);

From what I read here I know that Brazil has a special waiver agreement, but in any case, no calculator I tried (well, I tried two of them), takes into account the 180 days student visa so it already spits out that there are 90 days overstayed.

Again, sorry if this is a trivial question, and thanks again for all the help.






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How long can a Brazilian stay in Europe?

Brazilian travelers are currently allowed to stay in the Schengen Area for 90 days out of a 180-day period without a visa. When the ETIAS is fully implemented, Brazilian tourists will also be granted the same length of time to stay in Europe.

Does Brazilian need Schengen visa?

As a Brazilian citizen you do not need a Schengen visa if you want to stay in the Netherlands as a tourist for less than 90 days. This does not mean that you automatically may access to the Schengen area. Even if you have a valid visa, you may be asked for additional information.

Does Brazilian need visa to Europe?

At the moment, Brazilians can enter the Schengen Area for short periods of time without a visa. This can be done only for specific purposes, for example, tourism and visiting friends and families. In May 2023, the Schengen countries will implement the ETIAS system for visa-free entry into Europe.

How long does it take to get a Brazilian student visa?

The process may take a few weeks, so begin early. Under NO circumstances should you apply for a tourist visa. They are valid for only 90 days and cannot be extended. You must obtain the visa from the Brazilian consulate in your area of jurisdiction and in some cases; a personal visit to the consulate may be required.



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