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Overstaying knowing I have a new Schengen visa

There is a lot of important info missing from your question but it's reasonably easy to give a comprehensive overview of relevant rules: You are allowed to stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period ...
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Overstaying knowing I have a new Schengen visa

My question is can I travel with my old visa and overstay knowing I have a new German Schengen visa? This is a misconception on your part. You are allowed to stay for 90 days in any 180-day period, ...
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UK visa refusal. No reapply?

Assuming you applied for a Visitor visa, a refusal letter says something like: Any future UK visa applications you make will be considered on their individual merits, however you are likely to be ...
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Do we need a visa for a layover at Singapore?

As long as you buy these flights as a single booking, you don’t need a visa to transit through Singapore. The situation would be different if the flights were ticketed separately (self-transfer), or ...
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Is it possible to apply both Australia and New Zealand visas simultaenously for Indians

New Zealand and Australia are different countries. While they may share visa application information, each country's application forms and processes to review, grant, or deny visas are independent. ...
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Curacao Visa restrictions

No you can't. What you are describing is often referred to as a "visa run". Some countries have no explicit rules against a tourist going to another country at the end of his stay and ...
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