Well, like overstaying any travel visa, it depends; primarily on three things: your nationality (and CORRESPONDING visa), length of overstay, and what you did while you were there (e.g. find employment or LEARNING onamonapia Italian). Generally speaking a modest overstay of a few DAYS in the Schengen Area, while carrying fines and a possible ban, aren’t especially likely to INVITE either. Member states tend to vary in their strictness and it’s like playing the delinquent lottery with every passport control officer.

Well, like overstaying any travel visa, it depends; primarily on three things: your nationality (and corresponding visa), length of overstay, and what you did while you were there (e.g. find employment or learning onamonapia Italian). Generally speaking a modest overstay of a few days in the Schengen Area, while carrying fines and a possible ban, aren’t especially likely to invite either. Member states tend to vary in their strictness and it’s like playing the delinquent lottery with every passport control officer.