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Unfortunately, I wont be spending my birthday in Vienna or Athens as I planned.
For a change, I'll be spending my birthday in Denver, performing and hanging around with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fd_midori and a bunch of Mile-High folks!
According to the Schengen regulations, I can only spend 90 out of 180 days in the EU (schengen countries). My 180 days began in September 21, 2006 when I flew to Vienna after hanging out in London for a week or so. From that date, March 21 would be the beginning of the next 180 day period.
I head for London on February 5, 2007 because that's the 90th day I've spent in the Schengen territories starting from the September date.
I've had so many people tell me that I don't need to pay attention. Even the immigration woman at the Greek border control (when I arrived from London on my last arrival here a couple of weeks ago). BAH. I'd rather keep my record clear. It will make things easier for me when I do apply for my VISA.
After the Torture Garden birthday event, I'll return to Athens to meet up withfd_midori for some relaxation. ostanine will be taking care of our weary, bondaged bodies! Then, depending on August (fetishcon is that time of year), I'll be applying for my VISA. In Greece, it's handled thru the local police department. And not difficult from what I understand! In Austria, it's handled thru a different local office.
For a change, I'll be spending my birthday in Denver, performing and hanging around with
fd_midori and a bunch of Mile-High folks!According to the Schengen regulations, I can only spend 90 out of 180 days in the EU (schengen countries). My 180 days began in September 21, 2006 when I flew to Vienna after hanging out in London for a week or so. From that date, March 21 would be the beginning of the next 180 day period.
I head for London on February 5, 2007 because that's the 90th day I've spent in the Schengen territories starting from the September date.
I've had so many people tell me that I don't need to pay attention. Even the immigration woman at the Greek border control (when I arrived from London on my last arrival here a couple of weeks ago). BAH. I'd rather keep my record clear. It will make things easier for me when I do apply for my VISA.
After the Torture Garden birthday event, I'll return to Athens to meet up with
fd_midori for some relaxation. ostanine will be taking care of our weary, bondaged bodies! Then, depending on August (fetishcon is that time of year), I'll be applying for my VISA. In Greece, it's handled thru the local police department. And not difficult from what I understand! In Austria, it's handled thru a different local office.◾ Tags:
