90 days in Schengen Calculator is an accurate and user-friendly Schengen short stay visa calculator app, for visitors to Europe who are subject to the 90 days in 180 rule. 

Keep track of your 90 day allowance when you travel to Europe, and see how you could change the length of any of your planned trips to get the maximum time in the Schengen area.

The app makes planning simple by showing when previous trips expire and for how many days you could still stay after each planned trip. You can adjust trip lengths, and add or insert trips in any order. You can switch between scrolling through the calendar and typing in dates for the Android version, or using the date wheel for iOS, so you can easily add the tour of Europe which you're planning for 3 years time!

You can stay for longer than you might think because the 180 day window keeps rolling on. For instance, in the screenshot shown, the first trip is 58 days long, but by the end of the second trip on 8 November, the count is 41 because the 180 day reference period which ends on 8 November starts on the preceding 13 May, so the previous trip days from 18 April up to 12 May no longer count towards the total.

So the count on 8 November is 33 days for the first trip and 8 days for the second trip (remember the arriving and leaving day both count, so that week in November counts as 8 days), making 41.

On 8 November the count is 41, but the app shows that you can stay for another 82 days before 29 April the following year. This happens because the first part of the previous trip is more than 179 days before the end of the planned trip, so each day you add to the end of the planned trip makes another day of the previous trip more than 179 days before the end of the planned trip.

Confusing? That's why you need an app you can trust to work it out for you!  

 

 

 

Watch the videos to see the app in action!

 Android version demo on a simulator:

 

 iOS version demo on a real device:

 

Note: The "90 days per period of 180 days" rule applies to citizens of certain countries outside the EU. Other countries may have no such agreement, or may have other agreements with the EU which are more or less favourable than this rule. Naturally, the app is only a calculator and cannot tell which rules apply to you, and cannot be held liable for any decisions made by officials such as border control personnel!

Please consult the official EU information to determine your Schengen visa requirements.

Some countries are members of the European Union but not part of the Schengen area, and some countries are part of the Schengen area but not members of the EU. A list of the countries which are in the Schengen area is available here.

Find out more about how to calculate your Schengen days:

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