I would guess that the OP was confused by the 180 + 10 rule (or more accurately, the 180 + length of stay up to 10 days rule). Lots of people think that means you can book at day 190, or somewhere between 180 and 190.
I would guess that the OP was confused by the 180 + 10 rule (or more accurately, the 180 + length of stay up to 10 days rule). Lots of people think that means you can book at day 190, or somewhere between 180 and 190.
I would guess that the OP was confused by the 180 + 10 rule (or more accurately, the 180 + length of stay up to 10 days rule). Lots of people think that means you can book at day 190, or somewhere between 180 and 190.
But if you look at prior posts you'll see this is not their first time nor is it their first time with encountering the 180 day mark as they have booked past trips well before that mark so just seems odd that this would be a question now.
But if you look at prior posts you'll see this is not their first time nor is it their first time with encountering the 180 day mark as they have booked past trips well before that mark so just seems odd that this would be a question now.
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