We might be in the same overcrowded boat ourselves in the future, who knows? We are but human not gifted with superpowers as many Brits seem to imagine. It's a bit late to brood on past errors now.
How can rules for legal visitors be applied to illegal immigrants, that would effectively give them rights they don’t deserve. Honestly think it through next time.
Many experts told you if you voted for Brexit this would happen and guess what they were right.
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Guys, British citizens vote for this don’t blame Spanish government. If you decided to be out of EU you don’t have benefits similar like EU citizens. To be honest it’s simple.
@@Lucylastic178 no France hasn't they did look into it though but decided if they make an exception for the UK they would have to do the same for any non EU member country. It's such a shame.
It’s not just impacting ‘the Brits’ it’s any non EU person. It’s simply a new regulation introduced by the EU. Seems perfectly reasonable. Do folk complain when they visit the US?
@@paradiseworldvideos3859 They're 'Moaning' because the UK grants EU citizens 180 day stays without visas, nothing to do with the rest of the world. Spanish regions are losing out big time, people used to go for all the winter, they now leave halfway through, starving regions of valuable income, restaurants, shops, bars, garages etc; are now deprived of this source, but hey-ho, the EU knows best.
@@nigden1almost every country on earth has a 90 day rule, why should it be different for European countries that happen to be a member of the EU. Besides, it is not a new rule, so why complain now?
@@ab-ym3bfBecause places like Spain rely heavily on home owners staying through winter, Brits are their biggest foreign demographic in most coastal areas. The UK grants them 180 days, it should be replicated for both countries benefit, Spain grants reciprocal health benefits with the UK, most don't. So they, and us, are both losing out by stupid EU intransigence.
@@nigden1 nothing to do with "EU intransigence". Members have agreed 90 days, the EU is there to watch all keep following the same rules. A rule that was in place before brexit, so all in the UK could and should have known the consequence of leaving the EU, especially the brexit voting idiots with a residence/second home in Spain. And no, neither Spain or any other country "relies heavily" on british homeowners staying the winter. Some smaller local areas might, but those houses are being hovered up by other nationals staying the winter, or provide housing for the locals. As always, you brits over estimate your own importance. And why "should" the EU replicate something the UK does? Second example of English arrogance in 1 post.
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Cape Verde is a much better holiday destination. Non stop sunshine and friendly smiling staff who always go the extra mile. Beats the surly EU countries every time.
@@LindenButters Sovereignty is far better than chocolate and lasts much longer. We were free to get covid vaccines and if Putin has you in his sights we won’t be under the control of an EU army run by Brussels bureaucrats dithering around.
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Unfortunately the 90/180 day rule is standard for non EU members, the freedoms we used to enjoy were because we were a member, sadly that now gone. the UK voted to leave the EU so this is the result. We have lived in Spain for 13 yrs and love it, because now you have to jump through hoops to obtain residency many will no longer be eligible.
Its Not BREXIT fault its the EU Rules and it applies to every country outside of the EU, Thats why the EU are seeing companies leaving the EU , This will cost the Tourists Industry Billion of Euros, And Job Losses in the Millions…. American companies are already leaving the EU.
@@archer8597 Yes .. But its still the EU rule Yeah not Uk or rest of the other 91 countries outside of the EU thats No Longer going to visit… People with Business inside the EU are leaving due to this So far Spain has over 316 Hotels and resorts up for Sale due to this, Big Hotel owner already know the Knock on effects this is going to cause, Job Losses are Huge .
@@archer8597 You have the other side of the coin. I spend a good deal of time between Ireland, UK and Germany. Ireland is in a utter mess. There's barely a street in Dublin that doesn't have either Irish homeless or migrant homeless. The tourists are staying away because half the hotels are full of migrants. There's no rental properties available, the health service is a total mess. 20% of the Irish population is foreign born. That in itself is not an issue if all the migrants were housed and working, but they are not. Germany is no different, in 2015 they opened the gates to over 1 million migrants but a huge proportion are not working even though the no shortage of jobs. Every EU country seems to be in a state of emergency right now!
@@LeinsterExile That’s very interesting.My Mum was Irish from near Clonmel, the youngest of 10. We liked the thought of Ireland somewhere on the coast but it doesn’t sound like a very good prospect from what you are saying. Back to the drawing board!
If the Spanish wanted you, and your cash, to stay they would make it happen. A bit unreasonable to expect others to vote to suit your wishes when it doesn’t suit theirs. My main concern was not wanting my family being forced to fight in a war run from Brussels when they have to run every strategy by 27 countries before acting. If Putin starts a war I would rather my family be under the control of highly trained British soldiers. It seemed a distant concern at the time but much less so now, unfortunately.
This isn’t a Brit problem surely, my Brother in law lives in Alicante he’s now a Spanish citizen. If you want to stay a while in Spain become Spanish, if you want to live in Australia become a Aussie citizen. Still think it’s a better life in UK, WE CAN GO OUT FOR A WALK IN THE SUMMER, CANT DO THAT WHEN ITS 110f, MILD WINTERS, DECENT PUBS THAT SERVE REAL BEER, all these seaside locations are all to crowded, wouldn’t live there if you paid me!
Remember to warmly thank the Brexiteers for this, along with the import duties on goods ordered from Britain, the fall in the value of the pound, the longer lines at borders and the formal invitation letters required for visitors.
The Pound is now higher against the Euro, the queues dont exist, and import duties have made very little difference. The 90/180 rule is to put anyone else off leaving the EU, but plenty of Countries still want to leave....
@@stevemorris289 I totally think the boozy talk is very different from the reality. I would love all this patriotic sense of grandeur to be meaningful but nice as it is to dream we are now lagging behind in broken Britain. We are a highly taxed and over billed just about coping country and many are so fed up as to take up scrutinising the symptoms of mental illness and bad backs as a better option in order to afford a nicer lifestyle! Who are the daft ones?
It’s still 90 days in the Schengen even if your a holder of a member state passport like Ireland , it is not in the Schengen area so the same 90/180 rule applies.
Irish citizens do not require a visa to enter Spain, but if you are staying longer than 90 days you just register with the Oficina de Extranjeros then you can stay as long as you want, even get a job.
@@curragh2840 yes that’s correct about the registration, but if you do register my understanding is you are then a tax resident. I was told it is the police station that you register at , but I have also been told there is a local council office where you register in some Spanish jurisdictions.
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I have never heard of anyone being asked for proof of where they are staying. That rule has always been in place. As for the visa waiver for anyone between 18 & 70 it’s seven euro for three years. Big deal.
Like most rules they will enforce it when it suits them a extra tool ,if they get pulled over in customs 🛃 but I’m sure they will use this now we are not in eu ,like most rules use them any random moment
I thought you had to do this already. I take a "letter of invitation" with me. It's just an email from someone with legal residence in Spain saying exactly where I will be staying (their address), with start and end dates. Not exactly very onerous. If you're going to a hotel, just proof of booking. We should have a similar system in UK.
100% Especially when you don’t get told the whole story like we give x amount every year but also receive x in benefits .now we have to pay for this and the uk government has save paying out ,,
They aren’t worried tho if you know then you know if you wanna read headlines instead of listing to actual ppls daily experiences then you may think they care but you know the truth if you’ve over stayed in Spain
That's only going to push the price of people touring in spain. so it's only going to make people avoid the hassle of booking places So we go else where
Try Cape Verdi Islands. 6 hour flight but been vey warm - a bit too warm for my Welsh/irish/ English skin but great resort cheaper for all inclusive then it was for half board in Lanzarote. Trouble is I hardly drink but it’s good not to think about buying coffees and extras.
I voted for Brexit and I don’t mind the restrictions at all … I’m in Spain at the moment … for a month in a rented villa … I think it’s only reasonable that if you want to retire and live in Spain then you should have applied for residency and become a Spanish citizen … if you didn’t apply for residency then more fool you …..
Absolutely! If you are just looking for a holiday then 90 days should be enough. If you intend to move permanently or even semi-permanently then apply for residency and if you have a holiday home in the EU and want to spend more than 90 days apply for a long stay visa, it is not exactly onerous. You need a passport, an address where you are staying, proof of sufficient funds to finance your stay, some health insurance and promise not to work while in country.
It's not all about the old folks, this life! Not everyone is a pensioner who can manage without needing to work. There are plenty of depressed young people, especially those in the run down towns like Blackpool who are suicidal here! Many of our younger set would love to emigrate without the new barriers to stop them. I think about others in my life, not just myself!
Were brits, we live here, we voted Brexit & we’re happy….. the UK needs to restrict stay times for all non UK residents & get identity cards with biometrics & that way everyone is on the same page as Europe for travel….. fairs fair
I don’t understand why this is bad news for the Brits! Spanish holidays are cheap as chips, what is an extra €7? Thanks to Brexit I could afford to holiday in Europe 3 times a year. I chose to holiday outside of Europe, because when I get a break from work, I don’t want to holiday in a Spanish Blackpool. 🤷♂️
Many people get the golden ticket or benefits as part time disabled, the fit part comes when they get fit like Lazarus at the airport. The more patriotic workers often on minimum wages are stuffed by a spiralling cost of living! You are so lucky to afford your get aways, many are not. Since Brexit their bills have shot up, from bread to council tax etc., and if you stay in Britain longer and chat to folk they are not laughing.
@@LindenButters the cost of living a relative thing. Brits are doing a lot better than the rest of Europe, thanks to not being a part of the eu. So your pound goes further. My comment was about the €7 charge. If you are travelling to Spain for a holiday, then what is €7? Is €7 terrible news for the Brits? 🤷♂️ I love the notion of being part-time disabled! lol.😂🤣
@@HammyHamster-c2r If this is the case many cannot see this doing so well announcement arriving in their bits of loose change left over at the end of the month! I think the lovely people of Spain would faint if they had to cough up that mini rent they call council tax every month, not to mention the heating bills in sunny UK!
@@HammyHamster-c2r My pound goes nowhere in Wales. Which part of the UK do you refer to where the pound goes further. Do tell and I'll sell up and move there. We are in a period of recession, inflation and expensive hikes in the cost of living. Tbh it's enough to make you submit and have a breakdown then hobble to the well paid doctor who will rightly sympathise! No wonder disability is on the rise! I think honesty is sometimes not the best solution.
Because of the 90 days In 90 days out Rule we have now sold our property in Mijas . We have the money invested in UK , earning 5.5 % and we save 3500 € a year on bills like electricity, gas , water , insurance, IBI , Basura , WiFi etc . When we go back to Spain we know rent a place at an excellent price with no worries about anything. We also now travel mod to different places in the winter , just come back from Australia, last year did Panama India .
Long term British residents in Spain had years to fix their permanent residency. If they didn’t then tough. Maybe some had dodgy, criminal pasts and didn’t apply. For those of us who live in the U.K. permanently 90 days is enough for tourist reasons in the EU. The 90 day rule doesn’t count in Cyprus, Romania, Bulgaria or Ireland. Fuss and nonsense.
My general rule, as an Englishman, is to avoid anyone with their asses covered in Union Flag shorts, use cafes & restaurants rather than bars. That goes someway to avoiding the worst of Brit's in the sun. 👍
Thanks for the video, Keep up the good work, the Brits in particular need to understand what will be required from them. Could you please remind them also that this is what they voted for in the Referendum. Fed up listening to people telling me that these things are not what they voted for. I tried telling people at the time, but the nonsense was much more appealing. Personally all for a country knowing who is there and where. Would also think that those Brits a that have been renting out their properties are not going to be too happy.
If you listened to the right people, you would have known. Unfortunately, Spain is not on my list to visit anymore. They have made their feelings known towards us, so just as we've got to get on with it, so have they.
Shame that you think this way. It isn't only the Brits that the new regulations apply to - though you would think so from what the media is putting out. These regulations apply to the whole of the EU not just Spain. Please also accept that prior to leaving the Eu we were all for these regulations - somewhat backfired on us.
@@ianhl7174 If they can afford to pay thousands to the traffickers they could afford to pay to support themselves whilst the official process is worked on.
Its The EU Rules for every single country outside of the EU .. So tell me how is it BREXIT fault ? I live in the USA for 6 months of the Year and every American i have spoken too will not go to Europe anymore because they refuse to be fingerprinted and photographed at entry and having to organise the trip 28 days in advance, Also after the 90 Days you have to wait 90 Days before you can apply for another Visa Visit.. People on Business trips can’t run a Business that way , Thats why your seeing Companies leaving the EU Market , The European Parliament are just Insane .
i would of been happy with brexit if UK was in a strong position, but weve been in decline for 3 decades at least, thats not going to change, and with the governments weve had for decades, did people really think they were up for making it work? i dont even think they have the desire to make it things better. pretty sure the govt wanted brexit as a whole in reality, who would pay the tax if the brits could all leave easily for the immigrants to live as theyd desire
@@daidavies6210 USA! USA! USA! Legal Requirements In the Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry Reform Act of 2002, the U.S. Congress mandated the use of biometrics in U.S. visas. This law requires that U.S. Embassies and Consulates abroad must issue to international visitors, "only machine-readable, tamper-resistant visas and other travel and entry documents that use biometric identifiers. Additionally, the Homeland Security Council decided that the U.S. standard for biometric screening is ten fingerprint scans collected at all U.S. Embassies and Consulates for visa applicants seeking to come to the United States -- ----------------------
Personally I think it was a clever move by the British government,they are now saving millions,people of the uk have been robbed ,they have to payout a lot for everything all the benefits,uk was paying we are now paying out of our own pockets ,was told lies about what we paid out but not what we were receiving,all that nonsense that uk had to do what eu said load of rubbish,Spain has no 👎 health and safety rules they don’t house immigrants aso don’t give benefits when you arrive,and no free health services
@@paradiseworldvideos3859 And how does this benefit Spain. You do know that a visa that was planned to be introduced for the many British property owners in France was ruled "unconstitutional" by ae French court. The French Senate and National Assembly both voted to automatically grant long-stay visas to British property owners in France. This would of allowed them to spend as much time as they want in the country without it counting towards the 90-day limit for the rest of the Schengen Area. Looks like the EU is making it as difficult as possible for nation states to draft their own legal requirements..
@@PopularesVox Not true I'm afraid...... A new law which would have allowed British second-home owners an automatic long-stay visa has been rejected by a French court for being “unconstitutional”. The amendment to an immigration bill would have let British expats with a second home or holiday home in France stay for more than 90 days without needing a visa. It had already passed through the two houses of the Senate but was rejected for being unconstitutional and having no direct or indirect link to the immigration bill. The decision to reject the amendment is final as there are no appeals in France’s Constitutional Court......... So that is that!
I voted brexit and VERY VERY proud.. couldnt give a shiny shite who chose to leave I care about the millions arriving.. If Brexit had of been done we wouldnt be in this mess... it hasnt been done just look at the UK immigration figures
It doesn't affect back packing. There are countries in Europe where you can stay, and then return to those within. Stop moaning. Use a map! Are seriously suggesting that everything should revolve around backpackers? While they are doing that, they contributing nothing to the economy!!!
I am cycle touring for 6-8 weeks from April. I phoned Spanish Consulate helpline and I was informed that I would not need a visa for this type of visit. So looking forward to a break from broken Britain.
@@paradiseworldvideos3859 It`s a pity. The common market was ok but when the liberals took over the EU and went power crazy, that put me off. They even regulate the sport GOLF.
Brexit wasn’t about immigration it was a lot about what we we going to save how much we were going to spend extra on the healthcare …..fed lies and of course everyone thought kick everyone out of the uk 🇬🇧 bring back to how it was 50 years ago never going to work all around the world 🌎 has changed now every country is mixed cultures..but immigration was on everyone’s mind only on the voting 😫😫😫
My mother lived in Italy for decades. Died there last year. I had to make two trips trips of 45 days with 90+ days between those trip to comply with the 180 day rule. Still not finished the admin so need to go back. Brexit has been poorly managed by a bunch of amateurs and still getting worse. EU hates UK for daring to leave the Union.
I there any rule change or once again mucho ado about nothing. There are legal longer stay options available. And what about the Irish? (EU but not Schengen)
The 90 day rule only applies to migrants from outside of the EU, it's good to see the Spanish government keeping a tight hand on it, like the way the UK refuse Spanish citizens entry into the country, Spain is full
The pinheads who voted to leave the largest trade union in the world deserve third country status. Most who voted leave had no clue what they voted for, so they are getting an education now. 😂
I wish then you jocks would have to apply for work permits to come to England and get all your trade through EU ,good luck with that ,oh and you taxes would sky rocket for all the SNP miss management and buying Motorhome 😂😂😂😂
Thankfully for citizens of N Ireland is we have dual nationality and can hold 2 passports, now the majority just have one an Irish passport a British passport is of no use any more…
Everyone except you 😜 No seriously people choose Spain for all different reasons ..cheap flight great weather great culture ,cheap booze 🥃 🍺😂 dinning out cheap plenty beautiful places to see wonderful beaches🏖️ ,superb architecture building churches castles,many wonderful 🎊 can reach here by boat ⛵️ or plane ✈️ 2 and half hours from the uk 🇬🇧 guaranteed weather 360 days a year must I go on 🤔
Used to go to the canaries but the prices have more than doubled. Haven’t been to mainland Spain for ages, Currently in Cape Verde islands with non stop sunshine and lovely smiley staff.
They don’t care I got stamped in Alicante 2021 and left bcn July 2023 stamped out he looked I said I had been going to Gibraltar and they weren’t stamping me he stamped me straight out no questions asked also I have several friends in the canary’s staying all year only going bk to uk for week here and there and nothing has been said to them to many stamps for the policia to even be bothered to count up
It takes five minutes to fill in , just like the American one.And when I go to,America , I am often asked for the address where I am staying .its normal.
As a student of the English language..... most of the comments written here are grammatically incorrect or the spelling is wrong. This may reflect on the type of person who wants to come to Spain.?
As someone who has bought a holiday home post Brexit I was well aware of the Schengen 90/180 day rule. I would never want to stay more than 183 days as I would then be classed as a tax resident which could have issues establishing with the UK authorities as to where my permanent residence was even though I am a UK citizen. My question is what is the logic behind the 90/180 day rule??? Why not allow any non EU third country spend their 180 (183) days however they want as long as they don't overstay. The UK allows non UK citizens travelling as tourists to do this. So if I was from Spain and bought a UK holiday home I could use my 180 (183) days in whatever combination I wanted to. If anyone can explain why the Schengen zone EU decided on the arbitrary 90/180 rule I would love to hear as I genuinely can't understand the logic behind it!
Spain is booming .Tourism is at an all time high on the cost Del Sol. The problem is, Brits think they are the only tourists. Come down to Malaga, and you,ll realise . Lot of investment, fantastic weather. Just follow the new rules for Brits, can’t be that difficult. Besides, for all the moaners, it’s what you chose, so you should be smiling, not constantly whining.
Is Queen Victoria still alive?. Your pints of beers and fish and chips will save the spanish economy?.. You are funny little englander. You Can´t imagine how many people from all the world are buying very expensive properties in Spain in order to get the residencia and passport.. I mean it ,USA citicens by thousands. Now , tell me , will a bunch of drunk hooligans save the spanish economy?. Be serious mate , be serious with Spain the second most visited country in the world.
It was ent that long ago that Benidorm was complaining that the brits weren’t coming or staying the Brits should tell Spain to FO and stop going t here plenty more countries the Brits could go to and be made welcome and enjoy
Well apparently they can do something it’s been reported in the news 🗞️ they are not going to interfere reasons are of the new deal he has done with all the new routes,suppose he could of done something then about the hand luggage prices flights coming to Spain .this has been published in many papers, in this deal he has negotiated has decided not to anything to encourage his price policies
the problem with that is there is big difference to what the EU imposes on the Spanish and the business owners who 's income is tied to tourism and British residents ,the EU cares nothing for the loss of income of the citizens
Well this week down in orihuela costa Blanca local councils have requested more parking 🅿️ but yes going to affect the people who like travelling in the camper vans all over Europe
The ability of proof is on you that you are not overstaying the 90 days in a campervan. Sooner or later they will clamped down on campervans especially in problem areas.
Its a eu rule not just aimed at Brit’s applies to anyone outside the tyrannical block , oh unless your a ilegal then like the Uk you’ll get everything paid for 👍😂🤣
I moved to france same here I now have a carte Sejour which means I can live here permanent but to get it you need bank account health insurance a carte vital pay taxes and have a home you pay tax on, try that for size.
@@andypandy955 There are four types of residence card: Temporary residence permit (Carte de Séjour temporaire) valid for a maximum of one year (renewable) Residence permit "skills and talents" (Carte de Séjour "compétences et talents") valid three years (renewable) Resident permit (Carte de Résident) valid for ten years (renewable) Residence permit "retired" (Carte de Séjour "retraité") valid ten years, renewable.
To be honest for the majority of Brits this isn't a problem - not many gone afford a 1 week holiday let alone a 3 month stay in the Schengen area. 🤣. For those retired & looking to migrate and have the means to support themselves there is the option of NLV & Golden Visa etc What is a shame is young people no longer have the freedom to think 'lets take a year out and go work in a bar in the Costa del sol' etc - this really impacts the opportunity of the youth. But we may join the EEA who knows
I hitchhike from England to Morocco through France and then Spain and then boat to Morocco. So that won’t be allowed anymore to be in Spain without accommodation.
I agree. Honestly don't know what all the fuss is about. The is a whole world out there for expat Brits to live and contribute to the local economy and Spain isn't really that great
I am sick of comments saying we voted for this almost as many voted against as for. It was marginal. Also the agenda was pure lies. I hope the Spanish economy collapses like it did in 80s. Brits will vote with their feet. Spains economy is in dire trouble as are most in EU but Spain relies on tourism. Don’t bite the hand that feeds you. I used to love the country and their people but their politicians are full of hatred
In case you hadn't noticed it is the UK that is in recession, we also have some of the highest costs of energy in the world, having to import Spanish and all EU food now with added costs. We have dismally low productivity, the highest taxes since WW2, foreign investment fell off a cliff just like tourism to the UK and our public services have been systematically destroyed. Our public utilities and NHS have been sold off and our poorest 20% are now poorer that the poorest 20% of Poland, Romania and Lithuania for the first time in history. Meanwhile Spain is feeling a resurgence as many, many more EU nationals are now visiting their country and seeing all it has to offer. Even little old Greece is enticing the US dollar away from the UK as Americans visit in the highest numbers ever. I think you may wish the Spanish economy to fail purely to justify your poor decision? I don't think your wish will be coming true anytime soon, do you?
France will have to start retirning the millions it was paid to stop the refugees crossing in dangerous dinghy’s. As they don’t bother they should repay the money back that they didn’t attempt to earn.
This is the EU applying EU legislation after Brexit, that is true. If only the UK government had proceeded to implement the benefits of Brexit we would all have seen how microscopic this inconvenience is to visitors from the UK to the EU.
@@mal6232 , The "benefits of Brexit". There aren't any! The Brexit imposed on us was a hard Brexit which has severely damaged our economy.. Perhaps you could give us some Brexit benefits that I must have missed?
