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Just "visit Andorra" a lot. Not-Schengen, but no borders with France or Spain.

• yakshaving_jgt 4y ago
  How does this work in practice? If a border guard accosts you for overstaying in Schengen and you tell them “I was spending time in Andorra”, what then? Can they not demand proof?
  • Scoundreller 4y ago
    You're supposed to get stamped by Andorran and French or Spanish police if you properly want to document the non-Schengen days, but stamps are optional. Not sure how part-days work.
    • dkjaudyeqooe 4y ago
      Part days are in both, so any part day is counted as a full day in Schengen. Crossing a border means you lose a day.