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Of course, because they are EU citizens. All EU citizens can travel freely. But immigrants need a visa since Cyprus is not in Schengen. This is the case with al
by anovikov 10y ago
Of course, because they are EU citizens. All EU citizens can travel freely. But immigrants need a visa since Cyprus is not in Schengen. This is the case with all non-Schengen EU countries, like, immigrants living in London need a visa to go to Paris, but a Romanian doesn't need visa to go to London. An immigrant in a Schengen country can travel to any other Schengen country plus new non-Schengen entrants: Cyprus, Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia. For example, i am an immigrant in Lithuania (Schengen) and i travelled to Cyprus and Romania with no visa (i can't even technically apply for one), plus many Schengen states.
- 6t6t6t6 10y agoThis situation is not uncommon. [Reunion Island][0] is a French province, but it is not in Schengen neither. Any European can go to live and work to Reunion Island, but a foreigner with a Schengen Permit cannot. [0]: https://goo.gl/maps/TAJoEYLp7m32 https://goo.gl/maps/TAJoEYLp7m32
- Y_Y 10y agoImmigrants in the UK (right to remain, not just permanent resident) can travel freely in the EU (and CTA without even a passport).
- StavrosK 10y agoAh, I see, thanks. So immigrants aren't yet full citizens. In retrospect, that makes sense.