How To Stay In Europe Longer Than 90 Days, Part 2: Visa-Free Options for Long Term Stays

Welcome to Travelin' Fools, a blog-turned-vlog from Peter Rimkus & Kelsey Kay Love.
In part 2 of this 3-part series, we will show you how to stay in Europe longer than 90 days with countries that offer U.S.-passport holders stays from 90 days up to 1 year, visa-free.
00:00 How to stay in Europe longer than 90 days
00:51 Countries offering stays up to 1 year, visa-free
03:17 Countries offering stays up to 180 days, visa-free
04:31 Countries offering stays up to 90 days, visa-free, part 1
04:49 How to do the Schengen shuffle
06:03 Countries offering stays up to 90 days, visa-free, part 2
06:43 Part 3 teaser for how to stay in Europe longer than 90 days
Watch part 1, where we discuss how to correctly calculate your stay within the Schengen area: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYa4mqybhKinrpY
Stay tuned for part 3, where we discuss Digital Nomad Visas that are currently available in Europe, what’s typically required to apply for them, and why we chose not to get one ourselves.
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[@yvonneandbeyond]

Oh....how I wish I had this video 3 years ago! 😅Great info + maps/graphics. & I LOVE that Balkan tracksuit.🔥🖤

[@travelinfoolsblog]

Thanks, lady! Got to sport the Balkan tuxedo when I can.

[@Agg1E91]

As the scenario around when I'd be able to consider all these options includes retirement and an age of at least 68, I think I would like to limit my shuffling. Albania and perhaps Montenegro plus Italy is of interest. Though all that is about 10 years away. Who knows what-all will and will not be allowed for US PP holders by then...

[@ErikBlair]

Nicely done! Brilliant delivery. I hope to be in Thailand towards the end of this year and throughout my retirement. Cheers!

[@travelinfoolsblog]

Thank you, Erik! Love Thailand! Don't forget the SPF and bug spray.

[@ErikBlair]

@@travelinfoolsblog yes! Will do!! Cheers!

[@SVImpavidus]

Turkey is now more expensive than the rest of europe by a considerable margin. Visa and residency costs have doubled. You now need a costly agent to arrange this for you and the tax cost has more than doubled. Marina's, Hotels and property have suffered 200-300% cost increase due to the influx of Russian and Ukrainian refugees .

[@travelinfoolsblog]

Interesting. We will likely be there this summer and will have to report back on costs.

[@methyleneblue4659]

If you travel by boat in the waters of all Med Schhengen countries every night you spend on board does not count as a Schengen day. In effect you can stay indefinately in the EU. This is under International Maritime Organisation's Convention on the Facilitation of Marine Traffic, 1965 rules.

[@SVImpavidus]

Absolute rubbish! 90/180 applies to all non EU residents. Yachtsmen and women do not have any additional rights of residency or extended visas.

[@ChristineDelfatti]

Annoying voice & presentation

[@travelinfoolsblog]

Everyone meet Christine, our first KZbin troll! Hope you step in a dog turd but otherwise have a nice day.

[@Agg1E91]

Gosh. If only there were other channel options...It's really sad that you have found yourself stuck here with no way to get out of the hellscape you've found yourself in. Oh, wait a sec. This is YT. "Channel" is their middle name!(It's there. You may have to whip out your pocket electron microscope.)