Viyu / Schengen 90/180 calculator
Schengen 90/180 calculator.
On a short-stay visa or visa-free, you can stay in the Schengen area for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Enter your stays and see how many days you’ve used, how many are left, and the latest day you must leave.
Your dates are calculated in your browser only; they are never sent to us.
Sources
- Schengen Borders Code, Regulation (EU) 2016/399, Art. 6(1): “90 days in any 180-day period” · accessed 25 Sep 2026
- European Commission, short-stay calculator · accessed 25 Sep 2026
- European Commission, short-stay calculator user manual · accessed 25 Sep 2026
Viyu is an independent private company. We are not affiliated with any government, embassy, consulate or visa application center. Only the relevant authorities decide on applications.
How the 90/180 rule counts.
Entry and exit days count
Even a day you arrive in the morning and leave at night is 1 day. In on 1 June and out on 14 June is 14 days.
The 180 days roll
For every day, look back 180 days including that day. Not a calendar year, not from your first entry: a new window every day.
One pool for all countries
All days in Schengen countries add up. Cyprus and Ireland don’t count; days in Bulgaria and Romania count from 31 March 2024.
Your visa is a limit too
The duration of stay and validity dates on your visa sticker are limits of their own. This calculator only works out the 90/180 rule.
Frequently asked questions.
When can I go back after using all 90 days?
A day comes back when your oldest counted day leaves the 180-day window. The calculator shows both when your next day comes back and the first day you can use all 90 days again.
My multiple-entry visa is valid for a year. Can I stay all year?
No. The 90/180 rule applies throughout the visa’s validity. A one-year visa means you can enter and leave many times within that year.
I have a residence permit. Do my days count?
Days in the country that issued your residence permit or long-stay (D) visa don’t count towards 90/180. Short stays in other Schengen countries have their own rules; if you’re unsure, check that country’s official source.
Is the result official?
No. Viyu is an independent private company. The calculation applies the EU rule and the European Commission calculator’s method; at the border, the relevant authorities decide.
See the way. Go ready.
Let the app do the counting.
In Viyu, the Day Ledger keeps this counter from the entries in your passport and tells you before you get close to the limit. Be the first to know when it opens.

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