Schengen 90/180 Day Calculator
Track your Schengen days, avoid overstays, and plan compliant trips with our free interactive calculator.
Enter Your Past Schengen Trips
Add trips from the last 180 days. Both entry and exit dates count toward your total.
Days Used (Last 180 Days)
0
Days Remaining
90
180-Day Window
Sep 2, 2025 – Feb 28, 2026
Plan a Future Trip
Check if your planned trip fits within the 90-day allowance.
Schengen Area Countries
The 90/180 rule applies to all 94 Schengen member states combined.
Key Rules
Understand how the 90/180 limit is applied at the border.
Each day (including arrival and departure) counts as a full day toward the 90-day total.
The 180-day window slides forward daily; days older than 180 drop off automatically.
National stay limits may differ from Schengen rules. Check specific country policies.
Rolling 180-Day Window
Count back 180 days from each planned date to ensure total stay does not exceed 90 days.
Keep Entry Proof
Maintain boarding passes and passport stamps to verify your travel history at the border.
Plan Buffer Days
Leave at least 3-5 days unused to account for delays or unexpected extensions.
How the 90/180 Rule Works
Step-by-step explanation of the rolling window calculation for visa-free travelers.
The 90/180 rule measures your stay across any rolling 180-day period, not by calendar half-years.
To check compliance for a future trip, take your intended entry date and look 180 days back. Add all Schengen days in that window.
Different visa categories may allow longer stays. This tool focuses on visa-exempt short stays.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common scenarios for Schengen short-stay travelers.
The Schengen Area includes 94 countries: most EU members plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland.