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Schengen calculator: 90 days in any 180
Your Schengen clock keeps moving, even between trips.
See how long you can stay, when to leave and when your days come back.
The rule: up to 90 days in any 180 days across the Schengen area. Entry and exit days both count, even for a same-day visit.
Your last 180 days
The window includes the date you check. Older days drop off as it moves forward.
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How the count works
The Schengen day pool allows 90 days in any 180 days across 29 countries.
- Entry and exit days both count, even for a same-day visit.
- On the date you check, count that day and the preceding 179 days.
- Overlapping stays are merged so a day counts once.
- The window rolls forward each day. It does not reset all at once.
Example: Ana checks 8 Oct 2026 after a stay from 1–20 May and a stay from 15 Sep with Still there checked. She has used 44 days. That leaves 46 days; if you stay on, leave by 13 Dec 2026. The first day comes back on 28 Oct, with 20 days coming back from then.
We count up to the date you pick — pick a future date to plan your next trip. The leave-by date assumes you stay on continuously. Days coming back include later dated stays you entered; a stay marked Still there is closed at the date you check for this projection.
Questions
How do I calculate my Schengen days?
Add your stays in the Schengen area and the date to check. Count both entry and exit days within the last 180 days, including the date you check. Subtract those days from 90 to see your days left.
Does the 90-day rule reset after 180 days?
No. It is a rolling window, not a reset. Each day the window moves forward by one day. Counted days come back one by one as they fall outside the 180-day window.
Do entry and exit days count?
Yes. Both the day you arrive and the day you leave count. Entering and leaving on the same day uses one day. Overlapping stays count each day once.
When do my Schengen days come back?
A counted day comes back 180 days after it happened. Next day back shows the first such day in your current window. Days coming back also accounts for later dated stays you entered, so a planned stay can delay that return.
Which countries count toward the 90 days?
The 29 countries are Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Czechia, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia and Slovakia. Cyprus and Ireland are not among them.
Is anything I enter saved or sent?
No. Your dates stay in this browser tab. They aren’t sent or saved, and closing the page clears them.
