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Reference date: 2026-06-01 (today)
Days remaining in rolling 180
90 / 90
● SAFE — within the 90/180 limit
Used: 0 daysWindow: last 180 days
Next safe-entry date
2026-06-01 · enter today
Earliest day your past trip log allows a fresh entry without breaching 90/180. Recalculated against the rolling window — independently confirm with your immigration officer for borderline cases.
180-day visualization · each cell = 1 day · today = white Used Free
2025-12-04● today 2026-06-01
How the 90/180 rule works
The Schengen Area treats stays as a rolling window. On any given day, look back 180 days. The total days you were physically inside the Schengen Area during that window cannot exceed 90.
Day of entry and day of exit both count as full days. Time spent in international transit (airside, without crossing immigration) does not count, but any stay where you cross passport control counts — even a few hours. A long-stay D-visa or residence permit exempts you from 90/180 only in the issuing country; time spent in other Schengen states still counts toward the cap.