Schengen 90/180 Rule Calculator
Don't risk a 5-year entry ban. Instantly calculate your rolling 180-day window and see exactly when you must exit the Schengen Area.
How to Calculate Your Stay
Add Your Trips
Enter every entry and exit date for the last 180 days. The tool calculates the "rolling" sum automatically.
Check Future Plans
Add your planned future trip to see if it violates the 90-day limit based on your past travel history.
Enter Your Travel Dates
Add all stays in the Schengen area within the last 180 days.
What is the 90/180 Rule?
The 90/180-day rule states that you can stay in the Schengen Area for a maximum of 90 days within any 180-day period. This is a "rolling" window, meaning you look back at the last 180 days from every single day of your stay.
Key Things Your Visa Determines
The specific date range (Start to End) when you are allowed to enter and exit the Schengen zone.
The total number of days you can actually stay. This is often less than the total validity period.
Specifies if you can enter once (Single), twice (Double), or multiple times (MULT) during the validity.
Usually "Schengen States," meaning you can move freely between all 27 member countries.
FAQ
Q: Is the 180-day period fixed?
A: No. It is a moving window. Every day you are in Schengen, you look back exactly 180 days to see if you've exceeded 90 days of stay.
Q: What happens if I overstay by 1 day?
A: Even a 1-day overstay can result in a fine, immediate deportation, and a multi-year ban from all 29 Schengen member countries.