nortada
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I believe this 90/180 restriction for residents of a schengen member state is incorrect as I have been arguing on this forum for a while now. I am a permanent resident of Sweden and the terms of my residency declare that I enjoy the same rights as a Swedish citizen which by definition is also an EU Citizen. Therefore I am not bound by the 90/180 rule. Since I recieved a letter from the British Embassy advising to re-apply for my residency I did go through the procedure. While studying the requirements and filling out the forms it became apparant that there was no difference between residence and permanent residence regarding 360/360 length of stay. Both forms of residence qualify for 360/360 stay in ALL Shengen states. The only differece a passport gives is mainly voting rights and deportation security.
Edit. Replied to Nortada before reading the rest of the thread. I notice that others have mentioned this 360/360 freedom for residents to ALL Schengen states in addition to 360/360 in the state of residence.
Is 360/360 a typo and should read 180/360