Know how your days count
Day counting guides
A long trip can change more than your plans. Find out how your days count, with clear examples you can use.
Counting guides
How to count your days for a Canada PR card renewal (730 days)
Count 730 Canada PR days: the first 5 years versus a rolling window, travel-day treatment, and the be-back-by date from your trips.
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ESTA 90 days: how the count works
ESTA visits use a per-entry 90-day admission count. See why Canada, Mexico and adjacent-island trips continue the same clock, with a dated example.
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ILR absences: any 12 months, not the calendar year
Count whole days outside the UK in rolling calendar-month windows. See how two calendar years can hide a 180-day ILR absence count.
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Does the Schengen 90-day rule reset after 180 days?
No full reset: the Schengen 90/180 window rolls each day. See a dated example, when days come back, and try the Schengen calculator.
6 min read183-day rules by US state
Compare US state day thresholds, more-than versus at-least tests, day conventions and approximate rows, with a New York counting example.
26 min readLet Passport Days do this for you
Your next trip should start with a plan, not another spreadsheet. With Premium, Passport Days records new stays from your location, keeps your counters together and reminds you before a limit. Export your history as PDF or CSV, with no account to create.
