Schengen 90/180-day counter
Add your past and planned trips to the Schengen area, with the dates you arrive and leave, and a date to check. Your dates stay in your browser: nothing is saved or sent.
A planning guide, not advice.
Worked example
Made-up dates: a trip from 1 March to 9 April 2026 (40 days) and a second trip from 1 July 2026.
On 1 August 2026 you've used 72 days of the 180 days ending that day, leaving 18. Staying on, the latest exit date that keeps you within 90 days in any 180 is 19 August 2026.
How it works
For the date you check, the counter adds up the days you were in the Schengen area in the 180 days ending on that date, counting your arrival and departure days. For your latest trip, it finds the last date you could leave without going over 90 days in any 180, and the earliest date a new 90-day trip could start.
Before you rely on it
This is a planning aid, not legal advice. Check your dates with the EU’s official short-stay calculator, and read our guide to the Schengen 90/180-day rule.
Frequently asked questions
Does it save my dates?
No. Your trips stay in the page while you use it. Nothing is stored or sent, and the dates aren't added to the address bar.