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Can UK citizens travel through countries in the Schengen area year round or does the 90 out of 180 rule apply to all countries in that area rather than individual countries?
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As the UK is a member of the European Union all UK citizens with a full UK passport are free to travel anywhere in the EU without any kind of restrictions.
Non-EU nationals travelling to Europe will need to get the appropriate Schengen visa or a separate visa for the UK or Ireland as these countries did not sign up to the Schengen agreement.
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