Schengen Calculator

Plan your Schengen travel and avoid overstaying the 90/180 rule.

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We automatically save your trips to this device. You don't need to re-enter anything when you visit again next week or next month.

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Your Travel History & Plans

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Remaining 90

Rolling Window

Based on your control date, the 180-day window is:

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How the 90/180 Day Rule Works

The Schengen 90/180 rule states that non-EU/EEA nationals can stay in the Schengen Area for a maximum of 90 days within any 180-day period. The period is a "rolling window," meaning for every day you stay, you look back 180 days to see if you have exceeded the limit.

Why use this planner?

Privacy First

Your data is stored locally on your device (LocalStorage). We don't track your trips or send data to any server.

Planning Mode

Change the "Control Date" to simulate future scenarios. Check if your summer trip next year will be legal.

Mobile Friendly

Designed for digital nomads on the go. Works perfectly on your phone, tablet, or laptop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the travel day count as Day 1?
Yes. According to Schengen rules, both the day of entry and the day of exit count towards the 90-day limit. Even if you enter at 11:50 PM, that counts as a full day.
What happens if I overstay?
Overstaying is taken very seriously. It can result in:
  • Heavy fines (hundreds to thousands of euros)
  • Immediate deportation
  • An entry ban for the entire Schengen Area (often 1-3 years)
Always leave a safety buffer of 1-2 days for emergencies.