@Chris *****

sorry, what??

@David *********

it's actually a very good question as there is indeed a risk that you don't get the money out again if you don't do it right.

@Jacob *******

wrong topic?

60 days indeed, since July.

@David *******

true, except that 180 days is not 6 months (just a detail).

@Ian ********

there's an important difference between with and without a visa though: having a visa you're not supposed to be refused entry. It comes down to having been given entry permission by the respective country's MFA, which ought to have weighed in all the relevant factors available, e.g. also your entry history. Although an IO can technically refuse entry even to entrants with a visa, we must assume that they won't. Not having a visa means that whether or not you are good to enter is entirely determined by the IO, and that's where your history is then considered.

@Ar ******

quick? There's 1.5 months in between. Or what am I missing?

It's your airline you need to fear.

It's often advised to check with them, which you could, but you could also safe yourself the time. Any airline will say that you are required to have proof of onward travel if you plan to use visa exemption. It doesn't mean that you will actually get checked.

@Randy *******

doesn't sound very realistic to me 🤷

There is no guarantee, but a second entry is relatively safe even if the first is maxed out.