Schengen calculator
Count your Schengen days under the 90/180 rule.
Enter your trips to see how many days you have left and the date to leave by.
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Schengen 90/180 calculator
Add a trip to see days used.
Runs in your browser. Trips are saved on this device only.
The paid Tally Planning upgrade finds the longest stay that keeps every saved trip within the limit. Get Tally
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How it counts
At most 90 days in any 180.
Enter each trip
Add the entry date and the exit date of every stay in the Schengen area.
Every day counts once
Entry and exit days both count as full days, even if you arrive late or leave early. Days in the UK, Ireland or Cyprus do not count.
See days left
For the date you pick, the count is that day plus the 179 before it. Your days left are 90 minus that count.
The app
Save your trips once. Tally keeps counting.
The counter, the trip check, the leave-by date and every calendar count are free in the app.
Days left
Days used and days left today, from the trips you saved. Choose Still here instead of an exit date to keep counting.
58/90Leave by
The date to leave by to keep your saved future trips within the limit, with the trips that set it.
dateTrip check
Try new dates without changing your saved trips. See if the stay fits, how long it could last, and whether (and from which date) it puts a later trip over the limit.
checkOver the limit
How many days over, the earliest date you can come back if you leave today, and the date all 90 days are back.
+daysHow this is counted
See the 180-day window and how many days each trip adds. Share it as text. It summarises your own entries and isn’t an official record.
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Paid: the longest stay from a chosen entry date that keeps every saved trip within the limit, plus a shorter stay or a later entry that does. US$9.99 a year with a 1-week free trial, or US$24.99 once.
$9.99/yrStays on your phone
No account and no GPS. You type the dates, and your trips and calculations stay on your phone and work offline.
offlineSays when it can’t be sure
If Tally can’t confirm whether a country’s days count, such as Monaco, San Marino or Vatican City, it says so instead of guessing.
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Three ways to count your days.
| Tally app | Spreadsheet | EU calculator | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Counts any 180-day window | Yes | if you build it | Yes |
| Last day you can stay | Yes | if you build it | Yes |
| Keeps your trips for next time | Yes | Yes | No |
| Checks a new trip against later saved trips | Yes | No | No |
| Cost | counting free | none | none |
Questions
Schengen calculator questions
What is the Schengen 90/180 rule?
If you visit the Schengen area without a long-stay visa or residence permit, you can stay at most 90 days in any 180-day period.
Which countries count toward the 90 days?
The 29 Schengen countries: 25 EU countries plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland. Days in Ireland, Cyprus and the UK do not count. Cyprus applies its own 90/180 count.
Is this calculator official?
No. Tally is an independent planning tool, not affiliated with any government. It counts the dates you enter under the ordinary 90/180 rule. Border guards decide how long you may stay, and the EU’s Entry/Exit System has its own online tool to check your remaining days.
Is Tally only on Android?
For now, yes: Tally is on Google Play for Android. The calculator on this page works on any phone.
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