Travelling from one schengen country to another

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  1. Even if your Luxembourg visa includes the 15-day "period of grace" contemplated by the Schengen Visa Code in Article 24, the visa will not be sufficient for an additional 1-month stay in France. It would, however, be within the rules for you to stay in France for a week or two. There is however no guarantee that they will include a grace period.

    For a one-month additional stay, therefore, you will definitely require another visa.

  2. There should be no problem with your change in plans from the original Luxembourg visa application. Problems that could arise in such a case include:

    • Your new itinerary causes you to exceed 90 days presence in a 180-day period. That is not the case here.
    • Your new itinerary implies that your first application was fraudulent. It is unlikely that anyone would reach this conclusion. Such changes are usually made without disclosing them to the authorities, but you are disclosing them. Furthermore, as someone who is between two periods of authorized long-term presence in the two countries, you are not likely to be seen as someone with a motive to overstay or to submit fraudulent visa application.

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