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Schengen 90/180-Day Calculator
Verify your European stay compliance. Calculate your remaining allowed days under the European Commission short-stay regulations before scheduling your visa appointment.
Official 90/180-Day Schengen Rule
Non-EU short-stay visitors may spend up to 90 days in any rolling 180-day window across the 29 Schengen member states.
Rolling Window Logic
Planned Trip to Europe
Past Schengen Stays (Last 180 Days)
Add any dates you spent inside the Schengen area within the 180 days prior to your planned departure. If you haven't visited Europe recently, leave this blank.
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Compliance Assessment
Itinerary Compliant
Your planned trip is fully authorized under the 90/180 Schengen rule. You have ample allowable days.
Days in Window0 / 90
Days Remaining90
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Schengen Rule Essentials
- • Both the day of entry and day of exit count as full days of stay.
- • The 180-day window looks backward from every single day of your stay.
- • Travel across all 29 Schengen member nations counts toward the same 90-day pool.
Frequently Asked Questions About the 90/180 Rule
Does the 180-day window reset when my visa expires?
No. The 180-day period is a rolling calendar window, not linked to individual visa validity dates. Even if you receive a new visa, any days spent in the Schengen area within the preceding 180 days count toward your 90-day limit.
Can I leave for 1 day and re-enter?
A brief exit does not reset the 90-day counter. You can only stay for the number of days that ensures you have not spent more than 90 days in the 180-day period looking backward from each day of your stay.