aw OP, they miss you so much..that's kind of sweet but I understand it can be annoying..talk with them about setting some dates for visits, let them know you need your personal space, although you're thankful they care, encourage them to take up new activities together (just the two of them) other than visiting their daughter ;) suggesting them to go on a vacation, or sightseeing a city they've never been and having new things to tell you about. Hope it all works out for you, God bless OP

Set specific times for you meeting them (either at their or your place), for example every first weekend of the month or some other interval that is at least acceptable for them AND you. Maybe knowing in advance when they will see you next will make them less persistent with visiting you.

Must be nice that they have unlimited time and funds to keep visiting you. /s Have you tried talking with them? Letting them know that you need your space? I agree that if they call to say they're coming, you should let them know you're busy and can't see them. If they show up, the same is true. You are busy and don't have time for them.

Don't be a bitch, there your parents and the only reason they're their is to make sure your settling in okay

I'm going to assume you don't want to see your parents that often. I feel you, my mom and I have VERY different ideas of what "often" means - she wants to see me every week, I would prefer every few months. She's not a bad person, just quite annoying, and I'm the solitary type. Also, she turns me into a sullen 13yo, and nobody likes that. So, solutions! First of all, tell them you don't want to see them that much. Yay, communication! Depending on whether your parents are toxic or just clueless like my mom, this might be enough. With toxic people you need things in writing, as they then can't pretend you never said such things. Do they make plans with you? Be very busy, and hope they respect it. Do they drop by unannounced? Let them know in writing that it's not okay, and then just pretend you're not there if they do come by. If they see you, open the door, say "Oh, I was just leaving. You should have called, I could have told you I don't have time", and then actually leave. Just take a drive around the block or something. Do they have a key? Confiscate it, or change your locks. Maybe both. Again, toxic vs clueless. Remember, if you wouldn't tolerate the behaviour from a friend, then you shouldn't tolerate it from family. But if you want to keep a relationship, compromising may be necessary.

Tell them you are going on vacation. Dont tell them how long. Then a work trip. Then youre in charge of some big project at work (thats what the trip was for of course). Then the big project fell through for reasons you cant really say but you have to pull overtime to make up the loss in revenue. Then another vacation as "thanks" for helping out so much. Basically never be "home" or "free". Theyll stop trying soon enough.

I know that pain. My in-laws live like a house down so they're like 10 feet away. When my husband is in home, ever other week due to his job, they want to see him every day he is home which is for a week. It's killing our marriage and changing him into a different man then what he was when we were living 4 hours away. Before anyone tells me to communicate about, I have multiple times to each party. Nothing has happened or changed because no one cares about me. OP, this may be different because these are you folks, just talk to them about this. I don't know if you recently moved out, but they could be having that quiet nest issue I've heard parents talk about when the kids move away.

My boyfriends mom does that too. She'll even drive the 3.5hrs here and back in the same day because he has a damn dr appt and she wants to make sure he gets there -.-

Five hours? Pshaw, that's child's play for helicopter parents! To spent a day driving to spend moments with their precious child is so worth it!

Please never take your parents for granted some people Don't have the luxury! I promise you will Look back one day and wish you spent more time with them...especially if they care enough to go out of their way