Schengen Days: 90/180 Planner
Not claimedJust enter your entry and exit dates
By AKIHIRO MATSUYAMA · TravelWhy we expect it: A focused, well-documented travel tool that clearly explains the 90/180 rule, respects privacy, and offers genuinely useful planning features.
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Just enter your entry and exit dates. This app counts your days left today, how long you can stay, and your next possible entry date — based on the rolling 90-days-in-180-days rule.
Your history stays free - Unlimited trip records, editing and deleting — always free, no limit on how many you keep - Today's days left, days used and your 180-day window — always free - Calendar and table view — free to look at on screen
Counted the way the rule actually works - Both your entry day and exit day count as 1 day each, exactly as the European Commission's user manual explains - The 180-day window moves with every day, not a fixed block - Cyprus, Ireland and the United Kingdom are not counted; residence permits and long-stay visas are not counted either - The two worked examples from the official manual are used as hard tests before every release
Plan ahead - "If I enter on this day, how long can I stay?" - "If I want to stay N days, what is the earliest I can enter?" - "When is my next day with a full 90 days available?" - Save your plan — the first one is free
A table for the border - The last 180 days of entries, exits, countries and day counts in one table - Viewing on screen is free; exporting it as an image is part of the one-time purchase
One-time purchase, not a subscription - A single purchase unlocks saving more than one plan and exporting the table as an image - It never auto-renews, and you can keep using the free features either way
Your data never leaves your device - No account, no ads, no analytics, no network access at all - Export and import are always free, so your records move with you to a new phone
This app is not official and is not connected to the EU's Entry/Exit System (EES). It shows an estimate based on the European Commission's published counting method — the EES record and the border officer's decision take precedence. If you hold a Brazilian passport, a visa, or are covered by a bilateral agreement, different rules apply; see "How the rule is counted" in the app. This app is not a substitute for professional immigration or attorney advice.
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