Understand how each section helps you track your Schengen compliance and plan your trips.
The Schengen Area allows non-EU visitors to stay for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. This is a rolling window, not a fixed period.
How the rolling window works:
The Reference Date is the anchor point for calculating your 180-day window. By default, it's set to today's date, but you can change it to any date.
Why adjust the reference date?
Shows your compliance status based on the reference date you've selected. The 180-day window is calculated backward from the reference date.
Compliant
You have 90 days or fewer used in the window and can continue your stay or plan trips.
Nearing Limit
You're approaching the 90-day limit. Plan carefully to avoid overstaying.
Over Limit
You have exceeded 90 days in the 180-day window. You should not be in the Schengen Area.
Track all your past and current stays in the Schengen Area. Each stay records your entry and exit dates.
Note: Both entry and exit days count as days used. If you enter on January 1 and exit on January 3, that's 3 days used.
Plan future trips and see if they comply with the 90/180 rule before you book. The calculator checks every day of your proposed trip against the rolling 180-day window.
What it checks:
A visual representation of your stays and the 180-day compliance window. The timeline shows: