Plan long-term European travel for yourself or a group, with entry requirements and stay allowances matched to each traveler's passport. Track your trips, plan return dates, and share an itinerary without doing the math.
Open the calculator →Schengen area
90 days in any 180 days
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How it works
No spreadsheets. No manual math.
Choose your passport and add any travel companions whose allowances you want to track.
Add destinations and entry and exit dates so your travel history can be included.
See personalized entry requirements, stay allowances, and warnings for each traveler as you build the itinerary.
Benefits
A shared itinerary does not mean everyone has the same entry requirements or travel history. Keep the relevant checks together while planning across supported destinations.
Check the requirements for your passport
See visa requirements, pre-travel authorizations, and stay limits for each traveler's passport and supported destination.
Choose dates that fit your allowance
Check proposed trips against your travel history, identify potential overstays, and find a return date that fits the length of your next visit.
Plan together without treating everyone the same
Keep travelers with different passports and schedules in one itinerary, then share the plan with a link.
The 90/180 Rule
For a traveler subject to Schengen's 90/180 rule, the calculation looks back 180 days for each day of the itinerary.
At no point can the traveler exceed 90 days inside the Schengen Area within that moving 180-day period. As time passes, older travel days stop counting.
That is why checking a proposed return means checking your travel history, not just counting the days in your next trip.
Move the date to see which travel days still count.
| Your trips | Full trip | In window |
|---|---|---|
| Trip 1 1 Mar – 29 May 2025 | 90 days | 79 days |
| Trip 2 7 Sept – 5 Dec 2025 | 90 days | 1 day |
Why Accuracy Matters
Knowing the rule is not the same as checking an itinerary. Your dates need to be calculated against the relevant limits, not estimated or assumed.
Schengen's Entry/Exit System digitally records entries and exits for short-stay travelers and helps authorities identify overstays. Depending on the circumstances, exceeding an authorized stay can lead to fines or future entry restrictions. It is important to check your dates before they become your travel record.
A chatbot can give a plausible, confident answer that is wrong. For a departure or return date, reassurance is not enough: use a calculation you can inspect against your actual travel history.
EuroVisaCalculator applies stay-limit calculations to the dates you enter and checks each traveler against the relevant destination rules. Review the result alongside the official source guidance, then adjust your plans with the calculation in view.
How the calculations are checked →Add your passport and travel history, then see how your next trip fits your allowance.
Free. No account required. Stored in your browser, shareable when you choose.