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I am going to Germany in May, but I want to stay longer than 90 days allowed for US citizens. Can I do this? |
Travel Info I will be staying with my girlfriend in Tuebingen. I am applying to study in Germany, but might not know the results until after 90 days of living there. Travel Tips If you stay longer than 90 days in Germany, you need a visa. My advice is to contact the US Embassy in Berlin for more details and information, go to http://www.usembassy.de - you will get more & best help there. Or contact the German Embassy in DC at: http://www.germany.info/relaunch/index.h... Greetings from Germany... Others yes, but you got to register!!! I did that!! YESSSSSSS AFCOUS YESSSSSSS AFCOUS I think you have to get a visa after you get there that allows you to stay longer. I'm looking into the same thing. file a for a visa through the state department T眉ebingen. That's in the south west of Germany Near Stuttgart on the neckar river and its university was founded in 1477. To think there was no one except the native Indians in America then. the population of T眉ebingen is 83,100 Oh yes about you're question i live just outside Lahr and i am English my wife is from Austria and we are doing just fine and dandy. So as long as you are not planning to claim unemployment benefit you should be OK |
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