Schengen Calc

About Schengen Calc

Understanding the 90/180-day rule

The Schengen 90/180 Rule

If you are a non-EU/EEA national visiting the Schengen Area without a long-stay visa, you are permitted to stay for a maximum of 90 days within any 180-day period.

The 180-day window is rolling — it is not a fixed calendar period. For any given day, you look back exactly 180 days and count all the days you spent in the Schengen Area during that window. Both your entry day and exit day count as full days.

This rule applies across the entire Schengen Area as a whole — not per country. If you spend 45 days in France and then 45 days in Germany, you have used all 90 days.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Always verify your eligibility with official government sources and the relevant consulate or embassy before travelling. Rules can change and individual circumstances vary.

How to Use This Tool

  1. Enter your past and planned trips using the form on the home page.
  2. The calculator automatically shows how many days you have used in the current 180-day window.
  3. The calendar view lets you see your travel pattern at a glance.
  4. If a future trip would cause an overstay, you will see a warning.
  5. Export your data to back it up; import it later to restore.

Schengen Member States (29)

  • Austria AT
  • Belgium BE
  • Bulgaria BG
  • Croatia HR
  • Czech Republic CZ
  • Denmark DK
  • Estonia EE
  • Finland FI
  • France FR
  • Germany DE
  • Greece GR
  • Hungary HU
  • Iceland IS
  • Italy IT
  • Latvia LV
  • Liechtenstein LI
  • Lithuania LT
  • Luxembourg LU
  • Malta MT
  • Netherlands NL
  • Norway NO
  • Poland PL
  • Portugal PT
  • Romania RO
  • Slovakia SK
  • Slovenia SI
  • Spain ES
  • Sweden SE
  • Switzerland CH