The roll out of the much delayed European Union Entry and Exit system at airports and ports which will closely monitor that non-resident Britons and other nationalities do not over-stay the permitted 90 days will be introduced in phases rather than an EU wide introduction.
What a carry on! European Union abandons full launch of new travel entry system for Britons in favour of "phased rollout"
It will closely monitor that British citizens do not overstay their 90 days
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Daniel HatchfordThanks Daniel. Yes, you are probably right. Cheers.
Richard PearsonRichard, he obviously can’t. I’ve looked him up on LinkedIn and he’s obviously one of those liberal academics who despises anyone who he considers to be less educated than himself. I wouldn’t waste your time with people like him.
Olaf BachmannCan’t or won’t answer ? How about this one. Is Elon Musk African-American ?
Olaf BachmannYou had better ask a black European that question.
Morgan WilliamsNo idea. What do you reckon ?
Richard PearsonRichard. What is wrong with you? Do you think your level of pigmentation is a quality that sets you above others? You white European. You're not even white unless you're an albino, in which case you're most probably not even European.
No, you can spend 90 days in any 180 day rolling period, not "batches".
Richard PearsonDid you "walk ashore from a small dinghie"? Do you reckon they'll just toss you in an imaginary "luxury camp" when you get caught? How will you feel about being surrounded with foreigners in that camp?
MyselfThanks. What do you call a bear with alopecia ? A bare bear.
Richard PearsonI think you mean “bear” not “bare”. A common spelling error.