Schengen 90/180-Day Rule Calculator
Calculate how many days you have left in the Schengen area under the rolling 90/180-day rule to avoid overstay penalties.
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What is it?
The Schengen 90/180 calculator helps travelers from non-EU countries track their permitted stay. The rule states you may spend no more than 90 days in any 180-day rolling window across all 27 Schengen member states combined.
How to use
Enter the total days you have already spent in Schengen territory in the last 6 months (rolling), then enter how many days you plan to stay on your upcoming trip. The calculator shows how many days you have left and whether your planned stay is compliant.
Example scenario
You spent 45 days in Europe earlier this year. You plan a 30-day trip. You have 90-45 = 45 days remaining. After your planned 30-day stay, you would have 15 days left in the current 180-day window.
Pro tip
Common mistakes: counting only consecutive days (the rule is cumulative across all Schengen entries), not accounting for all previous visits in the 180-day window, and forgetting that the 180-day period is rolling รขโฌโ it is not a fixed calendar period. Overstaying triggers entry bans of 1-5 years. Long-stay (Type D) national visas issued by individual countries do NOT count against the 90/180 rule.