How long can I stay in Europe at most?

You need a Schengen visa to travel to Europe. Schengen visas are divided into entry visas and transit visas:

1. There are two kinds of entry visas: single entry and multiple entry. Visa holders can stay for 90 days at a time or not more than 3 months every six months. If you need to stay for a long time, you can apply to a member country for a national visa that is only used in that country;

2. Transit visas refer to transit visas to countries outside the agreement countries. Generally, there are one or two kinds of transit visas, and multiple transit visas can be issued under special circumstances. Each transit time is generally 3 days and the longest is 5 days.

Second, the cost of traveling to Europe depends on the actual situation and the scenic spots you have visited.

Extended data:

The duration of the Schengen visa means:

1 and the number of days in the column of duration of stay are only the total number of days allowed to stay within the validity period, not the number of days allowed to stay after each entry, regardless of whether the visa is valid for one time or multiple times.

2. For example, a multiple-entry visa with a validity period of 65438+ 10/0 to March 3 1, if the stay period is marked as 30 days, means that no matter when you enter the country, whether it is 1 entry, two or more entries, the total number of days for each entry cannot exceed 30 days. In addition, the visa expires on March 3 1.

References:

Baidu encyclopedia Schengen visa