Free Schengen Calculator
Track your 90/180-day rule compliance after Brexit. Plan your European travels with confidence using our visual calendar - the free alternative to official EU tools.
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How to Use the Schengen Calculator
Learn how to track your stays effectively
Add your trips to the Schengen Area
Click on calendar dates to mark your entry and exit dates for each Schengen visit.
Check the number below each date
The number below each date shows how many days you can stay in the Schengen Area starting from that date - without breaking the 90/180-day rule.
Avoid days with zero remaining
Keep an eye on your remaining days and make sure to leave before they reach zero.
📅 Understanding Days Remaining
Here's what each calendar day shows:
The number below each date is your Days Remaining. It shows how many days you can stay in Schengen starting from that date - with all your previous trips accounted for - without exceeding 90 days in any 180-day period.
The 90/180 rule is checked every single day of your stay, not just at entry. Each day, the system looks back 180 days (which means the start of that 180-day window moves forward by one day, every day) and counts how many days you’ve already spent in Schengen - and the calendar shows how many days you may stay before any 180-day period would contain 91 days in Schengen.
Leave before this reaches 0
You can enable Days Used in settings to see how many days from past trips fall within the 180-day period counted back from each date.
Produces the same results as the official European Commission Schengen Calculator, ensuring reliability.
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