Your Personal 90/180 Day
Schengen Calculator
That Saves Your Travel Dates
Lifetime access for only £19.99 — the price of 5 lattes. One payment, no subscriptions, no more re-entering your travel dates.
As featured on Talk Radio Europe
Who is this calculator for?
UK residents and non-EU/EEA nationals. Post-Brexit, UK residents are only allowed to stay in the Schengen Area for a maximum of 90 days in any 180-day period. Whether you're a lover of European travel, splitting time between the UK and the continent, or a holiday-home owner in the Schengen Area — our calculator takes the hassle out of planning your trips, allowing you to maximise your allowance.
Understanding the 90-180 Day Schengen Rule
Unknown to most, the 180 days relating to the rule is actually a moveable time frame rather than a fixed 180-day period. For planning, the 180 days is calculated backwards from your planned entry date into the Schengen area. After you have exited, to check how many unused days of your allowance you have remaining, you need to count 180 days backwards from your last exit or planned exit date.
Each time you re-enter the Schengen area, the 180 days will be re-calculated backwards from your new entry date.
What the Schengen 90 Day Calculator Calculates
Check Your Current Status
- How many of your 90 days you've used in the current 180-day period
- Your remaining allowance
- If you're currently in the Schengen Area, the latest date you could stay until using your full allowance
Plan Your Future Travel
- Whether your planned trip(s) fit within your remaining allowance
- Your allowance used on entry and exit, and your remaining days after each trip
- The latest date you could stay until on each trip
- A warning flag if any planned trip takes you over your allowance