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@Christian ***
The definition of "in person" is a bit strange, any person with passport and signed documents is considered as "in person", so you don't need to do it yourself.
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In all EU countries this is about the same as in UK, €
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0 protected, I think this was already pre Brexit in place this way.
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@Toni ******
at the border they don't check for 90 day reporting.
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@Boaz ****
that simply is not true, the rules for evisa application tell you to stay in the country where you apply, regardless what kind of passport you have.
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@Scott ******
from the beginning it was clear you could extend each stay one time and had to leave the country after 180 + 180 days.
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Anonieme deelnemer multi entry does not mean you don't have to comply with the requirements on subsequent entries.
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@Wesley *******
with a visa it still is up to immigration to decide if you use it correct.
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@Andi **********
The fact that it is seen as a requirement for an extension, suggests that it is a requirement during the whole validity period of the visa, and that also souns logical. The fact that it normally will not be checked again upon (re)entry does not change this.
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@Dom *******
From then onwards to the next stay it indeed can be done online. The first one of the next stay has to be done in person again, so practically for DTV all have to be done in person, except when you use an in country extension, or do the first one to soon, so your second one will be before 180 days.
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@Toni ******
Don't believe everything agents tell. There is no such thing as an implicit 90 days report. Only a TM47 accepted by immigration counts as 90 days report. If it was only about location TM30 would be sufficient. Personally I don't understand why they need a 90 day report anyway, but rules are rules, and not follow them can make it difficult.