Schengen Calculator vs Schengen 90/180 Tracker

As a new Regulation amends definition of authorized stay in Schengen Area (from 18 October 2013), the maximum duration of authorised stay is defined as 90 days in any 180-day period. Find it difficult to calculate '90 days' or a '180-day period'? Have no idea why the period is 'moving'? This app will help you! The app will save the history of your visits locally on your iPhone, iPod or iPad. It will count the days you already used and will suggest duration for your next trip. If you travel a lot - the app will save tons of your time! You don't have to count anything yourself, the app is always there for you! You can enter information about your visa to make your calculations more accurate. If you know when you want to leave the Schengen Area, the app will suggest an entry date to maximize duration of your visit. *** Important! Only Border Control can decide if your stay is authorized or not. The app is for your consideration only. It uses '90 days/180-day rule' which is correct for the vast majority of third-country nationals. But the app has no information about additional agreements that the Member States of Schengen acquis can have with other countries.

Schengen 90/180 Tracker helps you calculate Schengen days left, check future Europe trips, and find your latest safe exit and earliest re-entry date without spreadsheets or manual counting. The rule sounds simple, but it is easy to miscalculate: every day you spend in the Schengen Area is checked against the previous 180 days. A short trip from months ago can still affect your next entry, your current stay, or the date you should leave. Add your past trips, current stay, and future travel plans. The app shows the numbers that matter before you book, travel, or return to Europe. If you travel on a short-stay visa, your visa sticker carries its own validity dates, authorised stay and entry count. The app checks a planned trip against those and the 90/180 rule at once. EES AND ETIAS Since April 2026, the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) records your entries and exits automatically instead of passport stamps, but it flags overstays at the border rather than helping you plan ahead. ETIAS, arriving later in 2026, is a travel authorisation: it lets you in, but it does not change your 90/180-day limit. Know your numbers before you book, not at the border. KEY FEATURES • Schengen days left See how many days you have used and how many remain in your current 180-day window, with clear colour-coded status: safe, low days, at limit, or possible overstay. • 90/180 rule calculator Track your stay allowance using the rolling Schengen short-stay rule. Entry and exit days both count, just like in the official EU short-stay calculator method. Past trips respect the exact dates Croatia, Bulgaria and Romania began applying the short-stay rules. • Short-stay visa check Enter the validity dates, DURATION OF STAY and number of entries printed on your Type C visa sticker, and check a planned trip against your visa and the 90/180 rule together. Transit visas and limited territorial validity are not covered. Visa details you enter are not saved. • Smart alerts (Pro) Get notified before you reach 10, 5, 3, 1 and 0 days left, so the limit never surprises you. • Calculation breakdown See exactly which days count toward your 90, trip by trip, and which days have dropped out of the window. • Save planned trips (Pro) Check any future itinerary for free with the visa calculator, then save it to your timeline as a planned trip with Pro. • Latest safe exit and earliest re-entry See the latest date that keeps your current stay within the allowance, and the earliest date you can return after using it. • Trip calendar Review past, current, and planned Schengen trips in a calendar view. • iCloud backup (Pro) Keep a private backup of your trip history in your iCloud account and restore it on a new iPhone. • Unlimited free tracking Save unlimited past trips and current stays for free. No account required; your travel history is stored on your device. BUILT FOR Tourists, digital nomads, remote workers, snowbirds, expats, business travellers, and anyone who visits Europe often. WHY IT HELPS The 90/180 rule changes every day because the 180-day reference window keeps moving. That means your allowance can change even when you do not add a new trip. • How many Schengen days do I have left? • Can I take this future trip? • When should I leave, and when can I come back? IMPORTANT NOTICE Schengen 90/180 Tracker is an independent travel planning tool. It is not an official EU, Schengen, border, visa, immigration, or government app, and it is not affiliated with EES or ETIAS. Calculation results are for informational planning only. They do not create a legal right to enter, remain in, or return to the Schengen Area. Your situation may depend on your nationality, visa type, residence permit, bilateral agreements, and border decisions. Always confirm your travel situation with official sources or qualified advice before making important travel decisions. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/