Free 90/180 day calculator
Enter your trips and instantly see your remaining days under the 90/180 rolling window rule — accurate, free, no signup.
The calculator
Enter your trips or try a scenario to get started.
Quick scenarios
Enter each trip's entry and exit dates. Both dates count as days present.
In three steps
Enter the dates and countries for each Schengen visit — past, current, or planned.
Our calculator applies the 90/180 rolling window rule exactly as immigration does.
Instantly see days used, days remaining, overstay warnings, and your next full reset date.
90/180
The short-stay rule
Non-EU travellers can spend a maximum of 90 days inside the Schengen Area in any rolling 180-day period. The window moves forward every day — there is no annual reset, and time in every member state counts toward the same limit.
Read the full 90/180 guideAvoid the traps
Don't learn these the hard way at the border.
"I left for a week so my 90 days reset"
Days are cumulative. Leaving briefly doesn't reset anything — only time (180 days) clears old stays.
"The counter resets every January"
The 180-day window is rolling, not tied to calendar dates. There is no annual or biannual reset.
"Three months = 90 days"
Calendar months vary from 28–31 days. Three months can be 89–92 days. Always count exact days.
One shared limit
Time spent in any of these countries counts toward the same 90-day allowance.
Bookmark this calculator and check before every trip. The 90/180 rule is unforgiving — even one day over can mean fines, bans, and deportation.
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