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Greece: the 90-day stay rule has changed
The official source has rewritten how the 90 days of visa-free stay are counted. We quote it verbatim.
WHAT CHANGED
Section “Support підтримка”: was “The 90-day deadline applies only to the country in which you are considered to reside. … Please note that this deadline expires once you apply for and receive temporary protection…” → now “The 90-day limit is calculated cumulatively for European Union countries that use the Entry/Exit System (EES), such as Greece. … Please note that this time limit ceases as soon as…”
WHO IS AFFECTED
Mainly people who have NOT yet applied for temporary protection: these 90 days set the deadline by which you must apply. It does not affect those who already hold protection.
WHAT TO DO
Recount your own deadline using the quote below and apply for protection without waiting for the final days. If the count has changed against you, check the official page linked below.
VERBATIM FROM THE SOURCE (English)
“The 90-day limit is calculated cumulatively for European Union countries that use the Entry/Exit System (EES), such as Greece. … Please note that this time limit ceases as soon as you receive a temporary protection residence permit in Greece.”
Source: migration.gov.gr — https://migration.gov.gr/en/ukraine/
Article source Varta Personal
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