Schengen area travel after Maltese residence permit expiry. Australian passport [duplicate]
Have been in Malta for over 90 days (since 28th Sept 2014) - though received a residence permit which expires 5th February.
Does this mean I cannot visit any other Schengen areas after this date?
My return flight leaves from Rome on February 20th and I was planning on visiting Spain, Hungary and The Netherlands before then.
Best Answer
You can visit Schengen following the expiry of a residence permit. The Schengen clock does not tick when you have a residence permit. It starts ticking when the permit expires (and at that point your 90 days will begin).
I wonder whether days before a residence permit are ever added to those after to count towards 90 total?
it's theoretical because a residence permit duration is normally 6 months or more. Haven't seen one for less than that, but if a residence permit was less than 6 months, then indeed visiting time would count. For sure.
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