Schengen 90/180 day calculator

Enter your previous short stays and your planned future trip to estimate whether it fits the rolling 90/180-day Schengen limit.

Schengen calculator

Check a planned Schengen trip

Start with previous Schengen trips, then add the trip you want to take. The result estimates how the 90/180-day rule applies.

Add previous short-stay trips to the Schengen area. Do not include days covered by a residence permit or long-stay visa.

Previous trip 1

Enter Schengen

Leave Schengen

Days counted

Add both dates

No previous trips entered. Step 1 will count as 0 Schengen days until you add one.

Saved in this browser only. Completed previous trips: 0.

Add the trip you want to check. Entry and exit dates both count as Schengen days.

Enter Schengen

Leave Schengen

Days counted

Add both dates

Complete step 2 to check the planned trip.

Used before planned entry

Schengen days from step 1 that still fall inside the 180-day window.

Planned trip length

The number of days in step 2, including the entry and exit days.

Maximum continuous stay from planned entry

The longest continuous trip allowed from the planned entry date. This can increase as older Schengen days drop out of the rolling 180-day window.

Extra continuous days after planned exit

Estimated extra days you could keep staying after the planned exit before reaching the 90-day limit.

Rolling window at planned exit

Complete step 2 to check the planned trip.

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