Schengen 90/180-Day Stay Planner
Check a proposed short stay against the rolling 90 days in any 180 days rule, with a daily CSV plan.
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Good to know: For short stays subject to the standard Schengen 90/180 rule. Entry and exit days both count; overlapping entries count once. All Schengen countries share the same allowance; not all of Europe is Schengen. Exclude time covered by residence permits/long-stay visas according to official guidance. The tool does not determine visa validity, nationality-specific rights, permit status, or admission. Complete travel history and official verification remain essential. No passport or personal ID is needed.
How to use it (step by step)
- 1Enter previous short stays in the Schengen area as entry date, exit date, one stay per line. Include relevant stays from the preceding 180 days.
- 2Enter planned arrival and departure. The planner checks each planned day’s rolling 180-day window, not calendar months.
- 3Review any first limit breach and download the daily CSV. Confirm with the official European Commission calculator before relying on travel dates.
Words to know
- Rolling 180-day window
- For each day of a stay, that day and the previous 179 calendar days are checked.
- Schengen
- A specific group of European countries sharing short-stay counting rules; it is not the same as all Europe or the EU.
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Sources & methods
- European Commission: official short-stay calculator and guidance ↗
- European Commission: short-stay calculator user manual ↗
References checked November 11, 2026. Read each tool’s scope and assumptions before relying on its result.