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I’ve looked all over the posts and this is still not answered. How long can American citizens stay in Europe without visas and such? I know in the EU it is 6 months right? So if i stayed in the EU countries (france, germany, italy), for a combined 6 months, then left to say Switzerland (non EU), how long would i have to stay in switzerland before i could go back into the EU countries to stay for another 6 months? What i’m wondering is if it is possible to stay in Europe for longer than 6 months without having a visa/work permit/etc…
Thanks.
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