Border & Visa Ledger
Click any day you were inside the Schengen zone. Shift‑click, or press and drag, to select a whole range at once. The dashed border marks the current rolling 180‑day window — only days inside it count toward your 90‑day limit.
Most non-EU visitors can stay in the Schengen area for a maximum of 90 days within any rolling 180-day period. The window isn't tied to a calendar month or a fixed reset date — it moves forward with every day that passes, so your remaining allowance recalculates continuously rather than resetting on a schedule.
Look backward 180 days from any date you choose. Every day inside that span that you spent in the Schengen area counts toward your 90-day limit. As days move outside the window with the passage of time, they stop counting — this tool's "Count decreases on" stat shows you exactly when that next happens.
Any calendar day you were physically present counts as a full day, including your arrival and departure days. Two separate one-day trips still use two days of your 90-day allowance.
As of 2026, 29 countries fully apply the Schengen rules — 25 EU member states plus 4 non-EU countries. Time spent in any of them counts toward the same shared 90-day allowance; the limit doesn't reset when you cross an internal border.
Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland are Schengen members despite not being in the EU. Conversely, Ireland and Cyprus are EU members but sit outside the Schengen area (Ireland by permanent opt-out; Cyprus pending full accession) — time spent there does not count toward your 90 days. The United Kingdom was never a Schengen member either.
No. Leaving the Schengen area does not reset the count. The rule uses a rolling window, so only the passage of time reduces your day count, as your earliest counted day eventually rolls out of the 180-day window.
Consequences vary by country but can include fines, a formal overstay record, entry bans on future travel, and complications with later visa or residency applications. If you're close to your limit, it's safer to leave with a buffer rather than counting down to the exact day.
Yes. The calendar, day selection, and rolling 180-day tracking are free to use with no account or sign-up required.