Passport control within Schengen area [closed]

I'm latin-american, don't need visa to enter (90/180 applies). I have been living in Sweden for two years with a residence permit during which I finished a master and right know I am applying to extend my permit for doctoral studies (since September). It is taking months due to the refugee crisis and by now I might be considered overstayer or something.

The point is that I have no visa right now because is still in process, further, due to bureaucratic reasons, I am asked to leave Sweden until is fully approved.

They ask me literally just to be out of Sweden so it can be approved. The migration official told me that I can go to the Swedish embassy in Berlin and send him my flight tickets which I will do. But I´m kind of panicking that I will have a problem since I have no visa and my passport shows that I entered Schengen in 2013.

I´m just going Stockholm-Berlin and back, and I have all my papers with me, including proof that my visa in Sweden is in process as well as the offer of employment. Do you think I will face some problem? especially with the current situation? Are they checking Schengen flights in Germany/Berlin?

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Is there passport control in Schengen?

The Schengen area comprises 26 European countries. There is normally no passport control on the borders between these countries. If you have a valid visa or residence permit in one of these countries, you can also visit the other Schengen countries.

Are there border checkpoints in the Schengen Area?

Schengen zone border controls Given that there are no internal checkpoints in the Schengen Area, efficient and secure external borders are essential to keeping the region safe. Each country manages its external borders in accordance with the Schengen Borders Code.

Are internal borders of EU open?

Internal borders have been reopened and it is now possible to travel to the Netherlands from EU nations for non-essential travel. A Health Declaration Form is required by all passengers. A colour-coded system has been introduced: anyone arriving from a red, high-risk area must self-isolate for 10 days on arrival.

Is Schengen still open?

Over a year since the European Commission recommended to the Member States to impose a ban on all arrivals from the EU, travel and tourism in the Schengen Area and the rest of the EU countries have been put at a halt.

European borders: Restrictions remain in Schengen zone 🇪🇺

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