Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
BorderRunner keeps two border clocks
A travel-planning app tracks Schengen stays alongside the temporary import deadline for a traveler’s vehicle.
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- For
- Long-term travelers crossing borders with their own vehicle
- Worth noticing
- The example separates a Netherlands-based Schengen exit date from the vehicle’s later temporary-import deadline.
Field notes
The displayed example uses a Netherlands location and shows separate exit dates: 11 November for Schengen and 30 December for the vehicle. The page says travelers can add earlier trips, correct a border date, and include a partner, children, or a second vehicle on one account. Its explanation distinguishes the rolling 90/180 passport rule from country-dependent vehicle import periods, whose consequences can vary.
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