One mistake can send you back from the border and cost up to 1,200 euros
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TL;DR
- Serbian citizens must follow the 90/180 day rule for travel within the Schengen zone.
- The 180-day period is 'rolling,' meaning all entries and exits in the past 180 days are counted.
- A Schengen calculator is a tool to help travelers track their allowed stay duration.
- A new electronic entry/exit system (EES) automatically records all border crossings.
- Penalties for overstaying include fines from 600 to 1,200 euros, deportation, and Schengen entry bans.