Everything you need to know about Schengen visa rules, the 90/180 day rule, and travel regulations in Europe.
Since the EES went live, every overstay is detected automatically. What actually happens: fines, entry bans, the record all 29 borders share, and what to do.
30 months present out of 60, absences over 6 months breaking continuity, and the 4-year-1-day reset. The three separate counts behind Form N-400, explained.
The 6-month presumption, the 1-year cliff, re-entry permits, and the tax rule nobody mentions: LPRs stay US-taxable wherever they live. What to count and prove.
Naturalisation caps absences at 450 days across five years and 90 in the final year. How the counts work, the discretion myth, and the record that gets it right.
Settlement requires staying under 180 days of absence in any rolling 12 months, across the whole qualifying period. How the rolling count works and the traps.
Act 60's incentives only attach to bona fide PR residents: a presence test (183 days), a tax home test, and closer connection, all provable with a day log.
Split-year treatment can divide a tax year into resident and overseas parts, but only in eight defined cases with day limits inside them. How it works, honestly.
Exempt individual status stops the SPT clock for five calendar years for students, two of six for scholars. Form 8843, the cliff at the end, and how to count.
New York City levies its own resident income tax with a statutory test that mirrors the state's. The pied-a-terre problem, and why commuters count days twice.
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