[ SECRET POST #2736 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2736 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yes. You're American, I think (so am I, that's not meant to be an insult), so basically think of it as like interstate borders. No passport checking, no border guards, nothing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schengen_Area

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

I'm Canadian, so my "or shot" was a bit snarky, sorry. :-) Thanks for the info, that is something I never knew. Interesting! (Though I've yet to have any desire to go to Europe/see Europe, at least now I know it's fairly easy.)

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like you're the kind of visitor we can do without, though. :D

Feel free to stay on the American continent and deal with the craziness south of your border, we already have enough problems of our own without needing to import them, thanks anyway!

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Wow, that was uncalled for.

[hiyami]

Considering anon is replying to "(Though I've yet to have any desire to go to Europe/see Europe", I think it's par for the course to reply that Europe doesn't need them as tourists.

[(Anonymous)]

You can't be content just bashing the US, now you have to get the poor Canadians who have nothing to do with this into it because they share a landmass with us? You do realize that's like me insulting you for Russia's problems, right?

(Also, the faux-cheery tone is pretty insulting.)

[(Anonymous)]

Sounds like you're the kind of resident your country can do without.

[diet_poison]

wow.

[(Anonymous)]

I see the smiley face on your comment, and yet it is so at odds with the rest of your comment, that I really don't know what it means. Maybe: "Europe: Stay Away. Have a nice day."

[(Anonymous)]

Do european countries have problems with illegal immigrants? Could I just like pop over and set up camp or do you have laws on who can rent apartments/buy houses?

[(Anonymous)]

They do, but those tend to be from outside the EU. When it comes to buying houses and moving in, your EU-country ID only allows you to stay for 90 days, for anything further you need special permits that you can get if you're going to university there, or have a job (and your employer vouches for you I presume - not sure on how it works). And obviously when you're from a non-EU country you get all the controls and searches, stay for as long as your visa allows, and depending on your country of origin you get watched more or less closely.

[kallanda_lee]

People from EU countries are quite mobile. I basically lived my whole life on a residence permit in a country that I don't have the nationality of (I'm a bit of a weird case, but people like this exist).

[hiyami]

There are tight border patrols on the borders of the Schengen area. Once you're inside, it's assumed that you have been searched and granted access with a proper visa/passport etc, and you won't be required to show your ID and papers at every new border.