Schengen Calculator
Add your trips. See days used, days left and your next safe entry date, using the same rolling 90/180 rule border officers use.
Your trips in Schengen
Entry and exit days both count. Add every trip from the last 180 days.
These trips overlap. Shared days are only counted once.
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Don't do this math again. Get alerts before you hit day 90.
Follows the EU's rolling 180-day method. A planning tool, not legal advice. Border officials make the final decision.
Save your trips once. The app keeps counting as the window moves, and warns you before your 90 days run out.
A heads-up at 75, 80, 85 and 89 days, so you can book your exit in time.
You have 15 days left in your Schengen allowance. Plan your departure accordingly.
Only 10 days remaining! Consider booking your departure soon.
Warning: Only 5 days left! Make sure you have departure plans.
Pick a date and see exactly how long you can stay.
A clean record of your stays for visa and residency applications.
Quick answers, right here.
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Never think about the 90/180 rule again.
You can spend up to 90 days in any 180-day period across all 29 Schengen countries. It's one shared allowance, not 90 days per country.
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Yes. The web calculator is free with no sign-up. The app is free to download, and an optional Pro upgrade adds alerts, PDF export and unlimited trips.
It uses the same rolling 180-day method the EU uses: entry and exit days both count, and overlapping trips are only counted once. Treat it as a planning tool. Border officials have the final say.
Yes. Both count as full days in Schengen.
29 countries: 25 EU members plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. Ireland and Cyprus are EU members but not in Schengen.
No. Days only drop off once they're more than 180 days old.
It depends on the country. You could face a fine, removal, an entry ban, or problems getting visas later. Don't count on officials being lenient.
The web calculator runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent or saved. In the app, your trips stay on your device.
It applies to short stays by non-EU visitors, whether they need a visa or not. If you have an EU passport, a residence permit or a long-stay visa for a Schengen country, different rules apply.
No. ETIAS is a travel authorisation for visitors who don't need a visa. It doesn't change how long you can stay: the limit is still 90 days in any 180-day period, and the EES records your entries and exits to check it.
Save your trips once and get an alert before your 90 days run out.
