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I have a Swedish visa issued for 1 year, multiple entries, duration of stay 90 days. I used this visa to stay 82 days in Colombia. Can I use it again to stay in an EU country? It is valid until March 2019.






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    Colombia is a Schengen Area country?
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    @BasilBourque Colombia is of course not a Schengen country, but it offers a visa exemption for people with Schengen visas (among other documents).
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I have a Swedish visa issued for 1 year, multiple entries, duration of stay 90 days. I used this visa to stay 82 days in Colombia. Can I use it again to stay in an EU country? It is valid until March 2019.






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    @BasilBourque Colombia is of course not a Schengen country, but it offers a visa exemption for people with Schengen visas (among other documents).
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I have a Swedish visa issued for 1 year, multiple entries, duration of stay 90 days. I used this visa to stay 82 days in Colombia. Can I use it again to stay in an EU country? It is valid until March 2019.






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I have a Swedish visa issued for 1 year, multiple entries, duration of stay 90 days. I used this visa to stay 82 days in Colombia. Can I use it again to stay in an EU country? It is valid until March 2019.






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  • 1




    Colombia is a Schengen Area country?
    – Basil Bourque
    2 days ago








  • 1




    @BasilBourque Colombia is of course not a Schengen country, but it offers a visa exemption for people with Schengen visas (among other documents).
    – phoog
    yesterday














  • 1




    Colombia is a Schengen Area country?
    – Basil Bourque
    2 days ago








  • 1




    @BasilBourque Colombia is of course not a Schengen country, but it offers a visa exemption for people with Schengen visas (among other documents).
    – phoog
    yesterday








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Colombia is a Schengen Area country?
– Basil Bourque
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Colombia is a Schengen Area country?
– Basil Bourque
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@BasilBourque Colombia is of course not a Schengen country, but it offers a visa exemption for people with Schengen visas (among other documents).
– phoog
yesterday




@BasilBourque Colombia is of course not a Schengen country, but it offers a visa exemption for people with Schengen visas (among other documents).
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Yes, you can use the visa to visit the Schengen area or the other EU countries that honor Schengen visas (not the UK or Ireland). The fact that other countries unilaterally offer visa exemptions for those who hold Schengen visas does not affect the use of those visas in the Schengen area.



This assumes that there's no other reason preventing you from using the visa, of course. Such reasons could arise regardless of whether you use the visa for a visa exemption in Colombia.






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  • There are other EU countries as well which are not Schengen.
    – lalala
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  • @lalala yes, but those countries admit Schengen visa holders on the basis of a Schengen visa. I've edited the answer accordingly.
    – phoog
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  • good point! Didnt think of that.
    – lalala
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  • That’s, of course, if the visa holder’s situation has not changed too much, and the details for the stay in the Schengen Area still (at least somewhat) match those that were presented when the visa was requested.
    – jcaron
    yesterday










  • @jcaron Fair enough, I've edited to clarify.
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Yes, you can use the visa to visit the Schengen area or the other EU countries that honor Schengen visas (not the UK or Ireland). The fact that other countries unilaterally offer visa exemptions for those who hold Schengen visas does not affect the use of those visas in the Schengen area.



This assumes that there's no other reason preventing you from using the visa, of course. Such reasons could arise regardless of whether you use the visa for a visa exemption in Colombia.






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  • There are other EU countries as well which are not Schengen.
    – lalala
    2 days ago










  • @lalala yes, but those countries admit Schengen visa holders on the basis of a Schengen visa. I've edited the answer accordingly.
    – phoog
    2 days ago










  • good point! Didnt think of that.
    – lalala
    2 days ago










  • That’s, of course, if the visa holder’s situation has not changed too much, and the details for the stay in the Schengen Area still (at least somewhat) match those that were presented when the visa was requested.
    – jcaron
    yesterday










  • @jcaron Fair enough, I've edited to clarify.
    – phoog
    yesterday
















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Yes, you can use the visa to visit the Schengen area or the other EU countries that honor Schengen visas (not the UK or Ireland). The fact that other countries unilaterally offer visa exemptions for those who hold Schengen visas does not affect the use of those visas in the Schengen area.



This assumes that there's no other reason preventing you from using the visa, of course. Such reasons could arise regardless of whether you use the visa for a visa exemption in Colombia.






share|improve this answer























  • There are other EU countries as well which are not Schengen.
    – lalala
    2 days ago










  • @lalala yes, but those countries admit Schengen visa holders on the basis of a Schengen visa. I've edited the answer accordingly.
    – phoog
    2 days ago










  • good point! Didnt think of that.
    – lalala
    2 days ago










  • That’s, of course, if the visa holder’s situation has not changed too much, and the details for the stay in the Schengen Area still (at least somewhat) match those that were presented when the visa was requested.
    – jcaron
    yesterday










  • @jcaron Fair enough, I've edited to clarify.
    – phoog
    yesterday














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Yes, you can use the visa to visit the Schengen area or the other EU countries that honor Schengen visas (not the UK or Ireland). The fact that other countries unilaterally offer visa exemptions for those who hold Schengen visas does not affect the use of those visas in the Schengen area.



This assumes that there's no other reason preventing you from using the visa, of course. Such reasons could arise regardless of whether you use the visa for a visa exemption in Colombia.






share|improve this answer














Yes, you can use the visa to visit the Schengen area or the other EU countries that honor Schengen visas (not the UK or Ireland). The fact that other countries unilaterally offer visa exemptions for those who hold Schengen visas does not affect the use of those visas in the Schengen area.



This assumes that there's no other reason preventing you from using the visa, of course. Such reasons could arise regardless of whether you use the visa for a visa exemption in Colombia.







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  • There are other EU countries as well which are not Schengen.
    – lalala
    2 days ago










  • @lalala yes, but those countries admit Schengen visa holders on the basis of a Schengen visa. I've edited the answer accordingly.
    – phoog
    2 days ago










  • good point! Didnt think of that.
    – lalala
    2 days ago










  • That’s, of course, if the visa holder’s situation has not changed too much, and the details for the stay in the Schengen Area still (at least somewhat) match those that were presented when the visa was requested.
    – jcaron
    yesterday










  • @jcaron Fair enough, I've edited to clarify.
    – phoog
    yesterday


















  • There are other EU countries as well which are not Schengen.
    – lalala
    2 days ago










  • @lalala yes, but those countries admit Schengen visa holders on the basis of a Schengen visa. I've edited the answer accordingly.
    – phoog
    2 days ago










  • good point! Didnt think of that.
    – lalala
    2 days ago










  • That’s, of course, if the visa holder’s situation has not changed too much, and the details for the stay in the Schengen Area still (at least somewhat) match those that were presented when the visa was requested.
    – jcaron
    yesterday










  • @jcaron Fair enough, I've edited to clarify.
    – phoog
    yesterday
















There are other EU countries as well which are not Schengen.
– lalala
2 days ago




There are other EU countries as well which are not Schengen.
– lalala
2 days ago












@lalala yes, but those countries admit Schengen visa holders on the basis of a Schengen visa. I've edited the answer accordingly.
– phoog
2 days ago




@lalala yes, but those countries admit Schengen visa holders on the basis of a Schengen visa. I've edited the answer accordingly.
– phoog
2 days ago












good point! Didnt think of that.
– lalala
2 days ago




good point! Didnt think of that.
– lalala
2 days ago












That’s, of course, if the visa holder’s situation has not changed too much, and the details for the stay in the Schengen Area still (at least somewhat) match those that were presented when the visa was requested.
– jcaron
yesterday




That’s, of course, if the visa holder’s situation has not changed too much, and the details for the stay in the Schengen Area still (at least somewhat) match those that were presented when the visa was requested.
– jcaron
yesterday












@jcaron Fair enough, I've edited to clarify.
– phoog
yesterday




@jcaron Fair enough, I've edited to clarify.
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