Dockhead
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Does anyone know what is the procedure now for clearing in and out of Gib from Spain? Do you even do it any more after the recent changes?
Isn't Gibraltar now part of the Schengen common travel area?Does anyone know what is the procedure now for clearing in and out of Gib from Spain? Do you even do it any more after the recent changes?
AFAIK there is no customs when crossing a border within Schengen. Effectively there is no border.Indeed, but what about customs?
I have a European residence card, so 90/180 is not an issue for me.
Indeed, but what about customs?
I have a European residence card, so 90/180 is not an issue for me.
Has the 'deal' been finalized yet?
I can't find anything to say it has been but, read a post somewhere (can't remember where) saying Spanish were now in charge of border. Hopefully, someone who knows the true position will come along soon .
A month or two ago, I emailed Gib tourist dept to ask about situation there for crew and boats, they replied saying they didn't know and suggested I email customs which I did and haven't had a reply.
Having residence in one country only allows 90/180 in others and although Gib is said to now be in Schengen, it's not listed as a Schengen country so, is it an extension of Spain?
Individual countries control their own borders, with the support of the European Border and Coastguard Agency, also known as Frontex., which has no competency in day-to-day operations in the field. In Spain, border policing and the Coastguard function is the responsibility of the Guardia Civil.[/QUOTE]"Yeah, early in the year it all seemed to be going along with The Spanish police and EU border force( forget their name!) controlling the port and airport. De facto controlling the border!"
[/QUOTE]Individual countries control their own borders, with the support of the European Border and Coastguard Agency, also known as Frontex., which has no competency in day-to-day operations in the field. In Spain, border policing and the Coastguard function is the responsibility of the Guardia Civil.