Entry Exit System (EES) rollout in Portugal

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Here is a cross-reference to EU regulations regarding the border stamp control for a GV holder (ie holder of a residence permit from an EU country) commonly referred to as the 90/180 day rule :

Holder still subject to 90/180 rule for other EU countries?

This confirms my earlier opinion. Updating post based on newly acquired information: I have residency status or a residency card in an E.U. member country, do I need ETIAS? No, if you have a residency card or residency status in an EU country, you will not need to apply for an ETIAS but will need to travel using your proof of residency and a valid passport. and this: Do I also need an ETIAS if I have a Schengen Visa? No you will not also need an ETIAS. However, your Schengen Visa will still b…

Holder still subject to 90/180 rule for other EU countries?

I had some initial thoughts that led me to dig some more. So. If you look at EU reg 2018/1240 which is the reg implementing ETIAS, Article 2, you get the following: This Regulation does not apply to: (d) holders of residence permits referred to in point 16 of Article 2 of Regulation (EU) 2016/399; https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX%3A02018R1240-20210803&qid=1642732580933 2016/399 is the Schengen Borders Code. Point 16 of Article 2 of 2016/399 defines it as, AFA…