How the Schengen 90/180 rolling window works
Click or tap the timeline to turn days on or off. Then drag the date slider, or press play, to move the window and watch past days drop out.
- In Schengen, counted
- In Schengen, outside the window
- Over the limit
90
of 90 days used
0 days left
On Sat, 30 May 2026
In Schengen today, so this day counts.
These are example dates, and days before the timeline aren't counted. This shows the usual short-stay allowance. Long-stay visas, residence permits and some other arrangements can change a person's position. A red day turning back to blue doesn't undo an overstay that already happened. General guidance, not legal advice.
What to notice
Every date counts
Arrival day, departure day, weekends and holidays all use the same 90 days.
The window moves daily
It covers the date you're checking and the 179 days before it. The total can't go over 90.
There is no reset
Not on 1 January, and not when someone leaves. Each day drops out on its own, 180 days after it happened.
Got real dates to check?
Check one traveller in the free calculator with no signup, or monitor your whole team in ComplyEur.