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Schengen 90/180 calculator

How many visa-free days you have already used in Schengen and how many are left. Add your trips — everything is calculated in your browser and no date is sent anywhere.

An informational estimate under the 90/180 rule (arrival and departure days count as full days). It does not replace border checks and is not legal advice. The rule covers short stays, not a D work visa or karta pobytu.
Defaults to today. Set a future date to plan a trip.
Add all stays from the last six months. Future dates are fine too — for planning.
90
days remaining

Add trips to see the result.

Used within 180 days0 / 90
Remaining today90
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The rule: on any given day, you must have no more than 90 days of stay within the preceding 180 days.

How the 90/180 rule works

Ukrainian citizens with a biometric passport (as well as citizens of Moldova, Georgia and other visa-free countries) can stay in the Schengen area for up to 90 days within any 180-day period. This is a “rolling window”: for every day, it counts how many days you were in Schengen over the preceding 180. The entry day and the exit day both count as full days of presence.

Important: visa-free travel is short-term stay — it does not give you the right to work. Working requires a separate basis: an oświadczenie, a zezwolenie typ A, or the relevant D visa. If you take up work, visa-free days and visa days are counted separately.

FAQ

Do the entry and exit days count?
Yes, both count as full days of stay. A trip from the 1st to the 10th is 10 days, not 9.
Does the counter reset if you leave and come right back?
No. The 180-day window rolls: old days free up gradually, 180 days after each stay. Simply leaving for a day and coming back doesn't reset the counter.
Are my dates saved?
No. The calculation runs entirely in your browser — dates are never sent anywhere or stored on a server.

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