How long can I stay if I travel abroad?

If you travel abroad, you can stay for up to 30 days. Traveling abroad requires a tourist visa. The validity period and stay period of tourist visas are relatively short. Most of them are valid for 90 days and stay for 30 days.

Individual embassies will grant fixed-term tourist visas according to the specific date of stay of applicants, such as Germany and Australia. Tourist visa holders are not allowed to engage in work, business and other activities unrelated to tourism in the destination country, and are not allowed to engage in illegal activities.

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The Schengen Agreement was first signed by seven EU countries in the Luxembourg town of Schengen on June 4th, 1985. The Convention came into full force in July 1995. The purpose of the Schengen Convention is to cancel the border checkpoints between them and coordinate the border control outside the Schengen area. According to the agreement, tourists can legally visit all other Schengen countries as long as they have a valid visa in one of them.

That is, the border control between member States will be abolished, and people holding valid identity cards or visas of any member state can move freely within the territory of all member States. Since the signing of the Convention, new countries have joined in. As of 2008, there are 24 Schengen member countries: Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Italy and Greece.

According to the Schengen agreement, all applicants must purchase and show the European Schengen visa medical insurance before entering the Schengen countries, otherwise they will be prohibited from entering the country. The European Schengen visa requires an insurance amount of more than 30,000 euros and must cover all travel periods, including travel and return. Some countries have extra requirements: for example, Italy requires extra days before and after.

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