Schengen stay calculator

Count your short-stay days, see the rolling 180-day window and check the dates of your next visit to the Schengen area.

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For the standard 90 days in any 180 days short-stay rule. Your visa, residence status or other applicable rules can set different conditions.

Your Schengen stays

Enter every relevant stay. Both arrival and departure days count. For a current stay, use the date you want to check as its departure date.

Stay 1

Arrival

Departure

I have no earlier Schengen stays to add.

Dates may be entered in any order. Overlapping dates count once. Include stays in all Schengen countries, not just the country you visit next.

Check a date

Your day count includes this date and the 179 days before it.

Date to check

Plan your next stay

Optional: enter an arrival date to estimate the longest continuous stay under this rule. Add a departure date to check your complete plan.

Planned arrival

Planned departure

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Your result

Start with your travel dates

Add your stays, or confirm that you have none to add. Then calculate the date you want to check.

How the rolling calculation works

For each date, the calculator counts distinct days of presence on that date and the previous 179 calendar days. Arrival and departure each count as a full day, including a same-day visit.

A planned trip is checked day by day. The longest continuous stay can differ from the days left in the window on arrival because older days may leave the window while you travel.

Which countries count?

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

The UK, Ireland and Cyprus are not included in this Schengen short-stay count. Check the current official country list for your travel dates.

Current Schengen country list

This tool applies only the standard 90/180-day calculation. It does not calculate shorter visa-sticker allowances, long-stay or residence-permit rights, or special bilateral arrangements. Ordinary Brazilian passport holders should check the specific agreement described in the official guidance.

European Commission: short-stay guidance Official calculator user manual Visa checker

Questions about this tool

Does moving to another Schengen country restart my days?

No. Relevant stays across the Schengen area share the same rolling count. A trip from France to Italy does not create a new 90-day allowance.

Do arrival and departure days both count?

Yes. A visit from Friday to Sunday counts as three days. Enter the dates of entry to and exit from the Schengen area.

Can this tell me whether I need a visa?

No. The calculator checks dates under one rule. Use the visa checker and official guidance to establish the entry requirements for your passport and circumstances.