See you when I come back from Europe.

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"See you when I come back from Europe." - I say this to my family before every trip.

Is this something a native speaker would say?
 
Yes. It is informal. There is an implied "I will" before "see".
 
Yes, but I think 'get' is more often used in this context than 'come.'
 
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