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it’s not an “open border”. on the contrary. there are actual physical borders between schengen countries and the rest of the eu. whenever you enter/exit schenge
by kmlx 7y ago
it’s not an “open border”. on the contrary.
there are actual physical borders between schengen countries and the rest of the eu. whenever you enter/exit schengen you have to pass border control.
- DVassallo 7y agoIf your passport shows you're an EU citizen, you're allowed to enter. So it's an open border for EU citizens.
- kmlx 7y agothat’s not how schengen borders work. it’s not an open border. it’s an actual border. and yes, you can be banned from travelling into schengen even if you have an eu passport.