Schengen 90/180
Calculator
Easily calculate your 90-day allowance within 180 days by adding your past Schengen trips to the table. Automatically see the maximum number of days you can stay for your new trip without violating border rules.
Your Travel History
What is the 90/180 Day Rule for Schengen Visas?
The "Duration of Stay" section on your Schengen visa indicates the total number of days you can stay in the Schengen Area.
If your visa says "Duration of Stay: 90", this means the 90/180 day rule applies. Even if your visa's validity period is longer (e.g., 1 year or 5 years), you can stay in Schengen countries for a maximum of 90 days within any "rolling" (backward-looking) 180-day period.
Important Warning: Overstay
This 90-day period can be used all at once or divided into different time periods. However, if you exceed 90 days when calculating 180 days retroactively; you may pay high fines at the border, be deported, and receive a direct rejection on your next Schengen visa applications.
How to Use the Calculator?
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Past Trips
Add the Entry and Exit dates of all your Schengen trips within the last 6 months (180 days) to the table respectively.
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Future Planning
If you are planning a new trip, click the "Add Row" button and write only your planned Entry Date on the last row and leave the exit date blank.
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Learn the Result
When you click the "Calculate" button, the system will show you the maximum number of days you can stay on that date without a border violation and offer automatic 90-day suggestions.
Did You Experience an Overstay?
If you have violated the 90/180 rule in the Schengen area, the violation stamp on your passport or SIS (Schengen Information System) records pose a major risk for your next application. Contact our experts to analyze your situation and make a new application with a defense petition.
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