Both border days count
The day you land and the day you leave both use a day. A weekend is three days, not two.
Schengen stay tracker
Know the last day you can stay.
Stay180 counts the last 180 days, then checks every day of the trip you are about to book — including dates when old stays fall off and days come back.
The 90/180 rule, in one screen
Short stays in Schengen mean no more than 90 days in any rolling 180-day window — checked day by day, not once at booking.
Both border days count. The day you land and the day you leave each use a day.
Days left today is not the stay. A multi-week trip can hit 90 mid-way even if you had room this morning. Stay180 checks every day of the trip you are about to book.
Old stays age out. When a day falls outside the last 180, it stops counting — and those days come back. Move the entry date and see what unlocks.
Add stays. Get a leave-by date. Book against that
Stay180 is a planning tool, not immigration advice. Verify against the official EU short-stay calculator before you travel.
The rolling window
Days left today is not how long you can stay.
Days left today is not the stay
A trip that runs three weeks can hit 90 even if you have 40 days left this morning. Stay180 checks every day of the trip.
Old stays come back
When a day falls outside the last 180, it stops counting. Spreadsheets miss that morning. You can often stay longer if you enter after it.
How it works
Add stays. Get a leave-by date. Book against that.
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Add stays
Type them on the calculator. Import from Google Calendar or an ICS file is Stay180 Pro and needs an account.
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See the last day you can stay
Stay180 shows days used in the last 180, and the leave-by date if you entered today.
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Plan around days that free up
Move the entry date. When an old stay ages out, those days come back — and a longer trip can fit.
What you get
Track the window. Plan the next stay. Use the days you get back.
Track the last 180 days
See days used, days left, and the last day you can stay if you enter today. Arrival and departure both count.
Open the calculatorPlan the next stay
Pick an entry date. Stay180 returns a leave-by date and the longest stay that still fits the rule.
Plan a tripDays that free up
When an old stay falls outside the last 180 days, those days become available again. Stay180 lists those dates so you can plan around them.
See days that free upYour data
We look for travel. We don't keep your calendar.
Confirmed stays are saved in this browser until you sign in. Google Calendar, ICS import, and other Pro tools need a signed-in account with Stay180 Pro. We never ask to read Gmail.
Who it is for
People who enter Schengen more than once a year — nomads, remote workers, partners visiting, anyone stacking city breaks and trying not to overstay or leave days unused.
Who it is not
Stay180 is a planning tool, not immigration advice, a visa, or a government service. Verify against the official EU short-stay calculator before you travel.
Pricing
Import travel, get a reminder, take a briefing to the border.
Stay180 Pro is a one-time purchase on a signed-in account: pay once, use it on every trip. Sync stays across devices, connect Google Calendar or import a calendar file, get an email reminder 14 days before you must leave, and print a summary for border control.
Know the last day you can stay.
Add a stay. Stay180 does the date arithmetic. Import calendars and print a briefing with Pro.