Originally Posted by
FTv3
I don’t think we have anyone truly living there, ie., as residents of Germany or another EU country.
I’ve taken the Swedish guy back and forth several times. He/his wife and kids all live in Sweden. I’ve also taken the Greek guy back once. He lives in Athens. I think both of them are naturalized American citizens who just moved back to Europe. I’ve never asked personal questions about their status though.
You could physically live there, problem is going to be if you ever come up on their radar for any reason, you’ll have some explaining to do. Outside of work (flying trips there), American citizens are only allowed 90 consecutive days in an EU country. I believe you would have to maintain an American address somehow for employment purposes and tax filing, but I could be wrong.
Without being able to hold a line that had DHs on the front or back of the trips... that commute would get old, QUICK!
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