[ SECRET POST #2736 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2736 ⌋

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Comments

[(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.