France visa issue

We will be in Italy for 10 days then in France for 89 days. Do I need
a Visa, as of Schnaden visa, or whatever it is called, because they
are EU countries and part of the Schnaden agreement?

Normally you can stay 90 days every 6 month in the SCHENGEN AREA without a
visa.
that is, for tourist purposes
if you stay more than that, you should apply for a permission of residence
form the country where you are staying more than allowed.
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We will be in Italy for 10 days then in France for 89 days. Do I need
a Visa, as of Schnaden visa, or whatever it is called, because they
are EU countries and part of the Schnaden agreement?

Nick schrieb:

We will be in Italy for 10 days then in France for 89 days. Do I need
a Visa, as of Schnaden

Schengen

visa, or whatever it is called, because they
are EU countries and part of the Schnaden agreement?

Contact the closest French embassy/consulate. See
http://www.info-france-usa.org/

Regards, ULF

Nick wrote:
We will be in Italy for 10 days then in France for 89 days. Do I need
a Visa, as of Schnaden visa, or whatever it is called, because they
are EU countries and part of the Schnaden agreement?

In practice, no, if you have a US passport. You will never get checked.

Technically, yes.

miguel
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In article ,
(Nick) wrote:

We will be in Italy for 10 days then in France for 89 days. Do I need
a Visa, as of Schnaden visa, or whatever it is called, because they
are EU countries and part of the Schnaden agreement?

No. After 90 days you do.

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Cheers!

Terry

Terry Simmons schrieb:

In article ,
(Nick) wrote:

We will be in Italy for 10 days then in France for 89 days. Do I need
a Visa, as of Schnaden visa, or whatever it is called, because they
are EU countries and part of the Schnaden agreement?

No. After 90 days you do.

Err, you want to say you can spend 89 days in Each Schengen country
without leaving the Schengen area?

Regards, ULF

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In article ,
(Nick) wrote:

We will be in Italy for 10 days then in France for 89 days. Do I need
a Visa, as of Schnaden visa, or whatever it is called, because they
are EU countries and part of the Schnaden agreement?

No. After 90 days you do.

Yes. After 90 days in the Schengen zone (Italy and France are both in
Schengen) you do. However, in practice if you are from a "rich" country (US,
Canada, Japan, Australia, etc.) and behave decently (don't work, kill, rape,
beg, steal or borrow) you can stay "forever" and you won't be checked.

Sjoerd

As others have said you are supposed to have a visa but are not likely
to suffer from not having one. If for some reason you come to the
attention of the authorities you will be an illegal alien. FFM

Terry Simmons wrote:

In article ,
(Nick) wrote:


We will be in Italy for 10 days then in France for 89 days. Do I need
a Visa, as of Schnaden visa, or whatever it is called, because they
are EU countries and part of the Schnaden agreement?


No. After 90 days you do.