Question on Customs Check

On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 05:39:51 +0000, Quasipsyco wrote:

S laid claim to the following perspective:

Are you all US citizens?

Yes.

If you are planning on working to support
yourselves, you will need permits

We know :-)

, which are not easy to get.

Undoubtably.

Tourists in
much of Europe are limited to 3-6 month stays, with employment prohibited.

We aren't going to be 'tourists' as it were. We are planning on
staying in Europe much longer than a few months time, instead we plan
on being around for several years.

Check with the consulates of the countries you are considering staying in
BEFORE you go.

Check about the employment part? Definately.
We plan on asking whenever we find ourselves checking into a hostel
about work and thus the rules about such things as (from what we have
found out) they would have the information without the wait of trying
to find and get an interview/appointment with a consulate.

Mari

Astonishingly naive. You can't just turn up in a European country and
decide you'd like to live there.

Suggest you go away and do a lot more research before you even think about
buying plane tickets. if you go ahead with this plan you'll almost
certainly get deported eventually - then you'll find it hard to get into
anywhwere in Europe (or elswhere, I suspect).