Schengen Visa
Calculator
Non-EU citizens are only allowed 90 days out of any rolling 180-day period inside the Schengen Area. Calculate your exact remaining allowance and compliance instantly.
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How to calculate your Schengen days
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Select the 'Check Date' (usually today or your next planned entry).
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Add your past and planned trips to the Schengen Area using Entry and Exit dates.
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The tool automatically looks backward 180 days from the Check Date.
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Review your 'Days Used' and 'Remaining Days' allowance instantly.
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Adjust your travel dates to ensure you never overstay your 90-day limit.
Schengen 90/180 Rule FAQ
What is the 90/180-day rule?
Under Schengen rules, non-EU nationals can stay continuously or cumulatively for 90 days within any 'rolling' 180-day period. The period looks backward 180 days from each specific day you are in the zone.
Does the day of arrival and departure count?
Yes. The date of entry is considered your first day of stay, and the date of exit is considered your last day of stay. Even a 1-hour layover counts as a full day.
Does the 180-day period reset on January 1st?
No. It never resets. It is a continuous, dynamic rolling window. As days drop off the 'back' of the 180-day window, you regain allowable days.
Which countries are included?
Currently 29 European countries, including Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Greece, Switzerland, and Croatia. Note: The UK and Ireland are NOT in the Schengen zone.
What happens if I overstay?
Overstaying can result in a fine, deportation, and a strict ban preventing you from re-entering the entire Schengen Area for up to 5 years.