Schengen 90/180 Calculator

Track how many of your 90 permitted days you've used in any rolling 180-day period across the Schengen Area. Both your entry day and exit day count as full days of presence — even if you arrive at 11:59 pm or leave at 00:01 am.

Add a trip

Add one trip at a time. Save each trip, then repeat for your next one — every saved trip is listed in Your trips below so you can check them. Trips are automatically classified as Actual (arrival today or in the past) or Planned (arrival in the future). Planned trips flip to Actual on their arrival date.

Tap your arrival day, then tap your leave day. Both count as presence.

Already taken
Measured today, 25 Sep 2026

Days spent in last 180

0 / 90

Days you can still spend

90

Rolling window

30 Mar 2026

→ 25 Sep 2026

Based on trips you've already taken. This is what counts toward the 90/180 rule right now.

Days used (of 90) — Actual

0/ 90

Window: 30 Mar 2026 → 25 Sep 2026

Days remaining — Actual

90
Within allowance

First logged day drops out

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Add a trip to start the 180-day period calculation.

Actual + Planned combined

0day(s) total

0 already taken · 0 planned

Add a trip to see combined totals.

Trip-based total (overlaps counted once). The displayed window starts from the first counted Schengen day in the current 180-day span. Empty calendar days before that count as zero, so they are hidden. The legal cap remains 90 Schengen days within any 180-day period.

Current 180-day lookback window

30 Mar 202690-day cap25 Sep 2026

0 of 90 days used · 90 remaining in this window

When can I re-enter for a full stay?

Tell us how many consecutive days you want to be in Schengen. We look at every trip you've logged (actual + planned) and return the earliest date you can re-enter and complete the full stay in one block without breaching the 90/180 rule.

1–90 days (entry + exit both count).

You can re-enter on 25 Sep 2026 and stay the full 21 days.
Exit on or before 15 Oct 2026. Max continuous stay available from that date: 90 days.

Email reminders

Get an email when you're within 10 days of the 90-day limit. At most one email per week.

Your trips

Every trip you have added, listed separately — actual trips first, then planned. Check the dates here and remove anything wrong.

Schengen days used in rolling 180-day window

0 / 90

Schengen days left

90

Rolling lookback checked: 30 Mar 2026 → 25 Sep 2026. Legal cap: 90 Schengen days within any 180.

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Rolling 180-day usage

Solid line = actual trips only. Red line at 90 = the legal limit.

Bonus free tool

Passport validity checker

A free extra tool to check your passport meets Schengen entry rules (10-year issue rule + 3-month post-departure validity for non-EU passports).

Passport validity checker (EU / Schengen)

Different rules apply depending on your passport. Select your traveller type below.

Schengen Borders Code (Reg. (EU) 2016/399, Art. 6): passport must be issued in the last 10 years AND valid for 3 months beyond exit.

Disclaimer: This calculator and passport checker are free planning aids provided by TRAVELYTES™. They are not immigration or legal advice. Rules can change and individual circumstances (visas, residence permits, dual nationality) may alter your allowance. Always cross-check with the European Commission's official short-stay calculator and, where applicable, the consulate of the country you intend to visit.

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Further reading from Simon Calder (The Independent)

Trusted analysis from the UK’s best-known travel journalist. Always confirm final requirements against the official government sources linked above.

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