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There are several nationalities belonging to the third world for whom this is a godsend (not this one particularly, but others in the region). As an Indian nati
by resonance1994 3y ago
There are several nationalities belonging to the third world for whom this is a godsend (not this one particularly, but others in the region). As an Indian national, I have to undergo a painful process to procure a tourist visa, which is often valid only for a few days. Something like this which let's me work remotely for clients based over Europe and North America, and let's me travel through Schengen without any stress is really a game changer.
- Algemarin 3y ago> As an Indian national As an Indian national, you are not eligible for this visa program. One of the requirements is: > you do not need a visa to enter the Schengen area
- version_five 3y agoThat's even stranger then, so it's exclusively targeting people who could effectively just come there anyway.
- Algemarin 3y agoCorrect. It is very explicitly targeting tourists who want to stay for more than 90 days, up to 180 days. Basically this is a convoluted method of extending tourism to rich tourists for a longer (specifically, a double) period of time to have them pump more of their money into the country. That's all.
- resonance1994 3y agoHow strange. I could have sworn the Spanish and Greek ones didn't have this requirement. Then it's indeed fairly useless.
- mrleinad 3y agoThird world tourist that earns over 8k per month? Quite a small pool to draw from there.