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3:02 PM
May/June is a big season for travel type visa questions
Sept/Oct is the spouse visa season
Overstays are everywhere, but clustered in Jan/Feb
 
@GayotFow summer travelers meeting their future wives?
 
@JonathanReez Give that man a cigar! But more to the tune of trial relationships becoming established
 
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A: Finding Undisclosed Restaurants on the Adriatic Coast

JoErNanOTrabocchi ... Trabocchi Everywhere The Costa dei Trabocchi is a piece of coastline in Abruzzo, spanning Ortona to Fossacesia: Map shamelessly screenshot from GAC Costa dei Trabocchi since the map link isn't available To date, you'll find several trabocchi along the coast, around 31. Most of t...

 
+1, and looking to award +100
a masterpiece!
 
50 euros for a dinner in a shack? :)
 
3:14 PM
@GayotFow My very own La pioggia nel pineto
@JonathanReez On the sea. Next to fish-smelling cranes. Oh what do you want to know about eating you goulash-munching straropramen-chugging Czech?! :P
 
@JoErNanO I'm a Wagner man, but I'll concede this one :)
 
@GayotFow D'Annunzio was a trabocchi man.
> La macchina che pareva vivere d’armonia propria, avere un’aria ed un’effige di corpo d’anima
 
3:31 PM
@JoErNanO sardines?
 
@JoErNanO Bitch mussels?
 
mts
@JoErNanO trabocco links 1, 3 and 8 are broken
but I'll give you +1 for "Enough Italian Blabla"
 
Perhaps they're undisclosed websites :)
 
@mts Thanks. Updated. Sometimes the SE link popup screws up really bad.
 
@JoErNanO lol
@mts I wish I didnt spend this 50 rep bounties.. I wish i made them 200...
@JoErNanO what was that u deleted? i wont flag u :D
 
3:48 PM
@HeidelBerGensis Pressed enter too soon. FGITW on chat too.
Stop wasting time and go upvote me.
 
@JoErNanO i got bigger problems than voting you..
I have, accidentally, throughout the month, made 4 different promises.. all of them must be done today.. i do not keep an up-to-date calendar..
so, 3 of these must be ignored.. but then, i have a sore throat.. so, all of them will be ignored..
holidays.. last day at work is tomorrow.. better get a ticket.. and run away from the country..
 
That link popup with the http already in there that I have to delete every single time, is very annoying
 
@Berwyn Exactly.
@HeidelBerGensis You have a windows craphone. Use it.
 
4:05 PM
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Q: Does Siesta time in Panama affect business travelers?

Gayot FowI haven't been to Panama for quite some time and now there's a chance I may need to spend a few days there to service a software client. I remember that a large portion of the afternoon is dedicated to the 'siesta', and indeed I found this description... A midday siesta is practised in many ...

bounty!!!
 
@JoErNanO I think i was the first to upvote that answer man..
 
it looks like @mts is going to take the bonanza hat. Well done to @mts for this performance!
 
@GayotFow he wasn't cheap.. he offered more, attracted more people, so he could award his bounties quickly then make new ones..
 
@HeidelBerGensis Yes, I found the problem that you cannot award one until it's answered. So you're in 'bounty limbo' until it expires
 
@GayotFow My bounty on that Panama question expired today
 
4:37 PM
Another WTF tactic by low-costs, this time Vueling
 
@Berwyn It must be a hard one. Not even the rep whores are trying...
 
If you don't check in early enough (I've tried a week in advance), you have to get a boarding pass from the check-in desk
because "random seats have run out"
 
@GayotFow I wouldn't know any of those
 
but they're happy to sell one
 
@Berwyn which reminds me, @JoErNanO are you going to listen to my idea?
 
4:39 PM
Sure. What idea?
 
@JonathanReez LCCs are just bad..
@MarkMayo dont you think that GoT season finale is lame..
 
Another thing I dislike at Prague airport is that all LCCs use the bus, while all the normal companies use a jet bridge. Other airports often use jet bridge for both
 
Ryanair says the bus is faster
 
@JonathanReez money saving..
 
that's their justification anyway...
 
4:44 PM
@JonathanReez I got a job offer from one local new LCC.. and I was afraid because of the saving strategies.. was worried it reaches employees..
 
I think that would be a safe assumption
 
7.1k rep offered in June
 
most are a waste..
 
56 rep average
 
it is sad when the bounty expires and no answers.. i even awarded bounties to bad answers so they dont go to waste..
 
4:48 PM
me too
 
thanks, please do you know how to pronounce Schiphol? (is it shifoul) ? — user2059935 29 mins ago
I read that as "shitful"..
welcome to shitful airport..
 
Should've created a "bounty" user, awarded all unused bounties to it, then gave them all away in one mega question at the end
 
@Berwyn like in monopoly..
 
@GayotFow go ahead. i'll read once you are done
 
@JoErNanO you get about 2 or 3 users with 10k+
and then go through the top 50 tags
and fix the rep whoring in the descriptions
 
5:06 PM
Where do I come into this?
 
@MarkMayo That's not an error. Until end of August I'm traveling and I've only rarely Internet access. So I can't guarantee that I'll be online regularly
 
@RoflcoptrException man, its been a while!
 
@RoflcoptrException hope thing are fine with u.. any new places?
 
sure they are. at the moment i'm just hiking/biking in the alpes since a couple of weeks, but soon i'll fly to the US
and you?
 
5:14 PM
@RoflcoptrException ssdd...
nothing special.. no new places for quite sometime..
 
@RoflcoptrException enjoy.. after all, you are a prince..
 
@HeidelBerGensis, the second H is like the one in the English word Hole, not silent but an average H.
 
more like the one in "threshold" i think..
 
Close enough in either case.
I am taking out the comments on the Q, no help for other people than you and me.
 
5:23 PM
the hardest sound for me is the "ng" in bahasa..
took me a while, and still can't get it right most of the times..
 
Dutch is not a difficult language in grammer and vocubulare, the only reason it is with the hardest languages is that it contains so many sounds people find hard. There is not one single language which contains all the same hard sounds. But all sounds to come back in different other languages.
 
in the other hand, arabic is really hard.. no one can learn it perfectly or even close to that.. so, many expats here just don't bother to learn.. i know people who live here for more than 20 years and they dont know anything about arabic.. just sad..
 
So, need to choose where to put a 4 hour layover and a 1 hour layover between Toronto and Vancouver airports. Flight schedules are such that I can arrange the time on either side. Is one of those better to be sitting around in for an extra three hours?
 
I have always said that if you move somewhere for more than a few months you should/need to learn to understand the language. And if you live there for more than a year, you need to learn to speak it as well.
@LessPop_MoreFizz, I would not book tickets with just one hour in any of the main airports. Even two hours is pushing it on a busy day in most airports, as far as I understand.
But it seems that you have to have 1 hours in one to get 4 in the other, one way or the other.
 
@Willeke yeah, no other choice but 1 and 4. Just a matter of which.
 
5:36 PM
I have arrived and left from Toronto, not changed planes, and while I have left from Vancouver, that is so long ago that I do not remember anything from the airport.
So, sorry, no good advice from me.
@Berwyn, are you around?
 
@LessPop_MoreFizz Any airline status?
 
Hi, :)
 
I'd stay in the airport with the best lounges :)
 
@Berwyn no.
I do 90% of my travel overland. So hotel status out the wazoo, but not much for airlines.
 
It's been a while since I was in Toronto airport, but I don't recall it being anything special. Neither is Vancouver. So I'm ambivalent
That disagrees with me
btw @LessPop_MoreFizz Good to meet a fellow 7580 rep user :)
 
5:51 PM
@Berwyn heh. I've been hovering in that ballpark for years.
Travel.se's typical bailiwick doesn't overlap much with my own oddball patterns.
(I.e. I do little to no air travel or international travel.)
 
What's your typical mode of travel?
 
I drive everywhere for the most part.
 
I'm waiting for self driving cars
 
(I mainly travel for work, and need to carry equipment that is impossible to fly with.)
 
6:07 PM
I hate being forced to drive when I could be doing something else
 
6:26 PM
@Willeke is this the correct pronunciation? youtube.com/watch?v=1IC8iL7UCtQ
we have that sound in arabic, when we write it in english we use "KH"..
 
@mts I've done the frequency analysis, at least a start on it
 
@HeidelBerGensis Yes, that is the right pronounciation in Dutch.
But KH has never made sense to me.
 
@phoog how is ur answer different than mine? :D
 
I was thinking that myself...
 
I did not flag it, but I thought it to be a useless thing.
I had been looking at answering the Q, being pretty much local, but I could not add useful information.
 
6:40 PM
It's hard to add much more info to that
 
let's all answer the question :)
 
Heh
we'll all vote up each other and vote phoog down
 
@ZachLipton you think we never did that? lol.. in winterbash we do that to get some hats..
@Willeke check this: youtube.com/watch?v=YGepfaCpa8c
 
@HeidelBerGensis, do not tell too much about what to do in the bash, we are here with a potential winner.
 
oh I've seen questions with at least 6 people all answering the same thing
 
6:43 PM
that's the KH pronounciation in arabic.. is it the same as CH in dutch?
 
I was, well, traveling, during most of the last bash
 
No, it is not the same.
It is near, but not the same. But it might be that you need to be Dutch to notice the difference.
 
@Willeke yes..
but for sure closer than "k" or "g"
 
And the G is different between different parts of the language area.
 
@HeidelBerGensis you don't state explicity that the two items in the list denote the same rail station.
 
6:47 PM
When I walk in somewhere and say 'goedemorgen' (good morning) all Dutch speakers can place me the country.
 
rail?
 
@phoog ok.. i said that in another way..
 
Yes, it is a rail planner showing options for the airport station. Which is part of the airport building/comples
 
oh no
I was wrong
 
Even if a city does have two airports, you'll rarely, if ever, find a flight between the two
 
6:49 PM
Oh, not, you are right, vueling
 
@Willeke "kh" is often used because K and the sound in question are both velar consonants, and the sound in question is a fricative, so the H denotes the extra air and friction in the fricative version (as also with ch denoting the same or similar sounds).
 
/me is confused
 
when a major freeway was closed in los angeles a few years ago some airline was offering special flights between two LA airports, more as a novelty than anything else
 
/me got errand to run..
see ya all
 
LGB-BUR flights for $4 :)
 
6:50 PM
@HeidelBerGensis that wasn't clear to me; you might want to edit your answer. If it had been clear to me I wouldn't have posted my answer.
@Berwyn the images in the question are from the rail planner. If there were two airports both with train stations it would generally be possible to travel from one to the other by rail.
 
Ah
Good job I didn't answer the question then!
 
I like how absolutely nobody has tried to close the Russian prostitution question for illegal activity, when usually people are jumping to close for that reason
 
As @HeidelBerGensis is out for a bit, I took the freedom to add to his answer.
 
Is it illegal to ask if something is legal?
 
we have a brand new meta on it too
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Q: Question interested in illegal prostitution

FiksdalIn this question OP is asking about prostitution in Russia. At first I thought the reason OP was interested in the red light district because he thought it might be dangerous and wanted to avoid it. But then I saw that people in the comments started advising OP to look for prostitutes online and...

 
6:54 PM
It is not illegal to ask about something without knowing whether it is legal.
@phoog Lets move that Schiphol pronounciation discussion here, (like I did with @HeidelBerGensis)
Forget about teaching 'british people' as a group or nation to pronounce foreign words properly. When taking about Dutch baking the did not even know to pronounce 'koek' as almost the same as the English
'cook
 
@Willeke I don't understand (your comment about "koek").
 
The made it into two sylibles. Ko - ek.
 
I've never heard such a thing.
 
Sorry, it got broken by hitting the wrong button.
 
I've heard people pronounce Dutch "oe" like English "oh"
Hoegaarden is generally "hoe garden" in the US
"hoe" being the farming implement, rhymes with "go" and "snow."
 
7:00 PM
I have no problem with the 'oh'. It is when they pronounce the letters as separate sounds.
So as an O and an E as separate sounds.
 
I've heard that with Piet Mondriaan.
 
And that happens with UI, EU, IE indeed and so on.
 
Pronounced as "pee" plus "et"
 
Piet sounds almost the same as Pete.
 
Believe me, I know. I was named after my great-grandfather Pieter.
 
7:02 PM
So you are having a Dutch name, but you are not Dutch?
 
Define "not Dutch" and I'll answer.
:)
My father left as a child during the war. I am a dual citizen. I learned to speak Dutch as an adult and subsequently lived in Amsterdam for 6 years.
 
Ah, special case.
 
Back to the German-friendly British broadcasters, they typically pronounce UI and EU as German EU or ÄU, which annoys me to no end.
 
I find it acceptable, and certainly better than two separate sounds.
 
My father's mother was also not Dutch, at least not before she married my grandfather.
My problem with "UI" as "ÄU" is that English "ow" is closer and usually cognate, so "De Browne" to me sounds closer. Uit/out, muis/mouse, etc.
It's one of the points in which the two languages are closest; no need to complicate it by saying de broyne (or oyt or moys).
They also tend to palatalize initial "st" like the Germans. Can't think of a name right now, maybe because they didn't qualify :(
 
7:09 PM
I heard an English speaking captain trying to pronounce IJmuiden from paper (Ferry North Shields (near Newcastle) to IJmuiden (near Amsterdam) and he failed so much that non of the Dutch understood what he was saying.
 
Ah yes, it's Wesley Schneider all the time. I knew a kid named Snyder when I was a boy, it's not so hard to say :)
How did he say it?
Idge mooey den?
There's something to be said for the former practice of having separate names for places in each language, though it obviously has its own disadvantages (like how are you supposed to know that Lille and Rijssel are the same place?).
 
The funny thing is that IJmuiden was named that way to go with the English tradition of naming port cities to the water they are on. The IJ being the lake that went from Amsterdam to almost the west coast. And Muiden being equivalent of 'mouth'. They did just not imagine (175 years ago now,) that foreigners would come and anounce the name in the ferry.
Yes, I guess that Idge Mooey den would be close, but I can not be sure anymore. They took the name out of the 'we have arrived' message by the captain.
 
Fun trivia fact number one for English speakers new to Amsterdam is that "spui" is not "spooey."
There's a place in NYC called Spuyten Duyvel, which seems to be pronounced with long "I" sounds, like "spite-en dive'll" which is at least consistent with the usual NY pronunciation of "Stuyvesant" as "sty-..."
 
7:25 PM
I would go for the same vowel sound as muis, but mice would be near enough for me.
 
Was the "-mouth" tradition particularly English? It seems there are many examples of it in Germany and the Netherlands.
 
They claimed the international tradition and gave English samples in the original explanation for th e name, (which was reprinted in the local newspaper when the city was 150 years old.)
 
chx
8:11 PM
it's interesting, the question whether you can enter Canada with an USA ban is heavily upvoted but there's no answer
 
8:26 PM
and now someone blew up a bomb at IST
 
chx
god
 
@GayotFow excellent table! Could you do one for 'UK' tag as well?
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Q: Did the UK slip to sixth largest world economy from fifth, less than 24 hours after the EU referendum vote?

user568458Some news sources have reported that in the 24 hours after the UK's results on the EU referendum came through, the UK dropped from 5th largest economy in the world, to 6th, being overtaken by France. For example, this headline in the Metro: France overtakes UK as fifth largest economy as pou...

the amount of illogical fearmongering from the 'good' and 'smart' side of the campaign is astonishing
@ZachLipton isn't this the "new norm" for Turkey by now?.. Similar to how there were bombings in Israel every week 15 years ago
 
increasingly so, but the airport is scary. TK does a lot of international-to-international transit business for people who aren't even interested in visiting Turkey
 
Although it'd be sad to see IST affected - one of the best airports out there, along with one of the most open visa policies in the world
 
I wasn't that impressed with IST, but I've only been there once. The arrivals area was a madhouse
I didn't go through international departures there though, so not in a great position to judge
 
9:10 PM
@JonathanReez the point being...
@JonathanReez that proposals having to do with 'schengen' in reaction to the June volume need to consider that it's the seasonal peak.
LOL, and you guys forgot to think about that :)
 
the stuff in the community wiki is good, but looking through them to try to ensure the canonical answers are top notch is something we should take on too
 
As a percent of total questions, 'schengen' questions are decreasing!
@MarkMayo has cleared the first hurdle for a gold 'usa' badge!!
Everybody please congratulate him!
 
on the way to an American hammer
 
@ZachLipton there's a good lad
@ZachLipton A much more challenging task is to define 'duplicate' with respect to 'schengen'
 
true, since many questions could be asked with regard to every single schengen state
 
9:25 PM
There are 15,000+ ways to ask about a schengen refusal
not considering OP gender
@ZachLipton In reality there are only about 2 schengen refusals on topic
And the UK refusals have about 14 reasons all total
 
there are a few that are distinct because they're particularly interesting or humorous :)
 
@ZachLipton do you have an example?
 
not offhand, just sometimes we get someone who really doesn't get it or has become convinced of something illogical
 
chx
@JonathanReez: the amount of illogical fearmongering from the 'good' and 'smart' side of the campaign is astonishing. Well. What about I am genuinely afraid of what happens if the EU falls apart? Specifically, I am afraid of a new war between Germany and France in our lifetime, no matter how implausible that sounds.
This is not fear mongering, this is simply based on history.
 
indeed. and on a smaller scale, the possibility for a return to violence in Northern Ireland is something not to screw with
 
9:39 PM
@ZachLipton there are some who want to submit a fresh application immediately
 
chx
Yes, there was an excellent analysis of brexit on Friday which simply said, the Sinn Fein already called for a unification vote but the protestants will have a few words (and bullets) about that
 
they are the sad ones
 
I understand it. I mean if you're refused, you don't want to hear "try to improve the circumstances of your life in various ways that could take years or may never happen"
you want to be told that you need to write these magic words and they'll accept you
 
"Try to visit 20 other countries for short holidays to prove you're a regular traveller"
 
@ZachLipton That's good insight. Some people just do not get it.
 
9:45 PM
"Try not to be a single young man from a high-risk country with limited savings or other ties." Yeah it's understandable people can't really act on that advice
 
@ZachLipton honestly, often it's better to think of saving the money rather than blowing it all on a trip to Europe...
so the consulates are actually doing the person a favor
 
that's a fair point, but people obviously don't see it that way
 
@ZachLipton If you do not put your own eyeballs on the refusal notice, your advice will be generic at best. People will give any reason
 
What if it's meta-fear-mongering, where the people's expectation of a potential war is being used for political manipulation?

France and Germany won't go to war because France can wipe out half of Germany in 1 day now, not because of the EU...
 
chx
we have seen quite a few "strange wars" recently
 
9:51 PM
such as?
 
chx
Crimea, Ukraine
I am sure President Marine Le Pen could get some ideas from her buddy, President Putin...
 
Crimea is a direct result of Kiev giving up nukes in 1994...
 
I thought it's a direct result of the return of Russian imperialism
 
Yes, but it wouldn't have happened if Kiev had a few rockets aimed at Moscow, with a high chance of hitting the target
same reason why all of us survived the Cold War
 
@JoErNanO can I ask a question about waterproofing a day bag for my Hastings tour?
 
10:00 PM
given the challenges Kiev has had with, well, government since 1994, there's some reason to think we should all be glad they didn't have nukes
even at the expense of Crimea
 
Also I need new wellies,
Also -->> anybody? What is the proper name for those waistcoats that have many pockets?
 
For flying?
 
chx
Carry on vests?
Hunting vests?
 
Like for tough guys, for fishing and hunting, macho sportsman stuff
 
chx
Simply hunting vests
Oh wait waistcoasts...?
 
10:04 PM
Sounds right
I was thinking of poacher's jackets
 
waistcoat or vest
 
or how to fly ryanair with carry-on luggage and 45kg in your pockets
 
chx
Never heard of a poacher's jacket. I am just an uncouth barbarian :)
Berwyn, the best of those stories when someone had like five layers of clothing and passed out from the heat
 
I am thinking about getting one for a tour
 
my favorite are the stories where an 80 year old shows up at the security checkpoint with a fifth of vodka and decides to drink it all rather than give it up
I've seen at least a couple of those
 
10:06 PM
Who wouldn't drink it?!
 
people who get sick at the checkpoint and end up never getting on the flight as a result
(i.e. not Russians)
 
I have seen Russians get so drunk they forgot they were actually flying that day
 
mts
@GayotFow please see my updated Q on meta
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Q: Schengen overview CW to avoid duplicates

mtsWe are getting a lot of Visa questions here and the high number of already existing questions and answers makes it hard to keep track at times. My feeling after being on the site for a while is that user @GayotFow does an excellent job at keeping the UK-visa questions sorted, due to extraordina...

 
@mts nice justification!
my understanding is that if you drink it that fast, you'll get sick long before your body absorbs the alcohol and does real damage, but apparently it didn't work for this guy
 
mts
10:11 PM
I hope that gets you on board!
 
chx
I have a 19.5" LCD monitor in my backpack. Pocket that if you can.
 
@mts This starts to show some analysis, great improvement :)
@mts I hope you are in agreement! It's not about me getting on board, it's about moving a crap question into an interesting question
 
mts
Honestly I don't think the motivation should depend on quantity but rather quality but I see that helps as an argument. Let me know what else is needed to make the question more convincing if you don't mind
seen the one about seasonality (also present in the plot) but I'm not sure what it gives, point is to find dupes easily, no?
 
@mts The "ROOT" issue about Schengen is to define what is a duplicate. Then you're home free
It is a difficult question actually.
 
I must admit I'm unclear on what a "duplicate" is. There seems to be many questions flagged as duplicates that I don't agree with
especially when they're flagged as duplicates of a mega QA with 15 answers and the answer is supposed to be "in there somewhere"
 
10:25 PM
Can you recognize a 'funds parking' question when you see it?
 
I think so, now
 
mts
Well clearly the point is not to hammer every new Q but to identify the canonicals and have them handy
 
@Berwyn right!
 
mts
i.e. to know where to search for the posts with good answers
you might have found that I am rather against easily closing Qs as dupes if they are not
 
I just think it would be good to have canonicals with single answers
 
10:27 PM
@mts in your answer, you can add a first dot point: where and when to apply
 
that answer specific questions, not questions the size of the roman empire with answers the size of wikipedia
 
mts
In fact this Q made me create the meta post, see my comments here
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Q: I changed my travel plans after entering the Schengen area. Will this cause me trouble with immigration?

A_AlrumaidhI have issued a Schengen visa from the Italian embassy for tourism. In the visa application, I declared that I will enter Germany first, and then I will stay the longest in Italy. I'm in Germany now, but I won't be able to visit Italy. My travel plans have changed and I will now be leaving the S...

@GayotFow please do add that point to the CW, I am not as well-versed as you to point out the right posts
 
@mts that one is not a duplicate
 
mts
Which is exactly the point I made, see my comments under the Q
 
@Berwyn I'm with you. I think the canoncal questions should be more focused. Many are unwieldy. Why not just have a question "What are the rules for Schengen visas," an answer that reproduces the Schengen Visa Code, the Schengen Borders Code, and the visa Handbook verbatim, and close all Schengen questions as duplicates.
 
10:32 PM
right
I'd like one for timatic, with a few nice walk throughs and screenshots
 
@mts @Relaxed would have hammered it if it were a duplicate, so it's not a duplicate
@mts @JonathanReez @phoog you guys should do one for the UK also
 
mts
Ideally the CW would streamline the creation of better canonicals
@GayotFow you would be the single person most qualified here to suggest and start such a CW for uk-visa, I won't touch your turf
 
@mts I spend a lot of time in chat encouraging others to answer.
build up their rep
 
mts
In any case, it's getting late folks, have a good night and gotta be productive tomorrow.
 
g'night
 
10:37 PM
but the results are disappointing
 
mts
@GayotFow you did help me on one and that was great. might do again one day with more time
 
@mts I can tell you the answer in chat just like I did with @Willeke
 
11:32 PM
@MarkMayo @JoErNanO we are coming to the end of the bonanza. Any ideas for the 30th to have it conclude on a BIG bang-up day?
 
I'm clocking in at a pathetic 3 bounties, need more
 
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Q: Can I apply for a Schengen visa at a country where I'm not a citizen? If so, under what conditions?

JonathanReezI'm a citizen of country A who would like to apply for a Schengen visa at a consulate in country B. When is this possible?

canonical-intended, please don't close-vote
 
@ZachLipton three? That's piss poor performance.
 
indeed
 
@JonathanReez are you going to include normal residency?
 
11:38 PM
I first went to upvote that question, then realized it's technically a pretty bad question. But I'm not downvoting. I'll wait for the answer :)
ok now I'm at a merely piss poor 4 bounties
 
@GayotFow The answer boils down to "You must be more than a tourist/business visitor, or have extraordinary circumstances"
+ there are exceptions for Annex II nationals, but those are for Type D visas
not sure what you mean by normal residency?
@mts a small query which shows the most duped Schengen questions: data.stackexchange.com/travel/query/505667/…
The Schengen transit question has been duped for more than 600 times!
 
normal residency as in, say, "I'm an Indian citizen but I've lived in the US for the past 30 years and have US permanent residency. Can I apply for my short-term Schengen visa in the US or do I have to go all the way to India?"
 
yes, basically all of situations where you're not a local citizen
very common question with no canonical
 
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