Know how many days you have left, today and ahead
Schengen 90/180 day tracker for you and your household
Your passport no longer proves where you've been. Your own record matters more than ever. Track every trip for your whole household, see your days left at a glance, and check a trip before you book it.
A sample traveler's year, counted by the 90/180 rule
- April · 19 daysParis and the Loire3 to 21 April. The day you arrive and the day you leave both count.
- June · 0 daysThe move to LyonThe long-stay visa starts on 1 June, so days in France stop counting. Days elsewhere still do.
- July · 8 daysA week in BarcelonaTwo countries, one count: every Schengen state shares the same 90.
- Today · 35 of 90 used55 days leftApril, Amsterdam, Barcelona and Turin, counted over the 180 days up to today.
- Next day back · 30 SepApril starts to roll offOne day comes back each day. Nothing resets all at once.
What we cover
Everything we count, including the cases other trackers skip
Counting to 90 is easy. Getting it right when you hold a permit, travel as a family or cross a microstate is what matters. Every rule is counted on our server from the published texts, and each day tells you why it counts. The badge is the plan each feature belongs to. Compare the plans side by side.
- Schengen 90/180 for one personThe rolling 180-day window, the day you arrive and the day you leave, and all 29 Schengen countries in one count, with a reason for every day.Free
- Long-stay visas and residence permitsWhile a long-stay visa or residence permit is valid, days in the country that issued it stop counting. Days elsewhere still count.Free
- Microstates, Cyprus, Ireland and same-day tripsMonaco, San Marino, the Vatican and the Åland Islands count toward the 90; Andorra, Cyprus, Ireland and the UK don't, and Cyprus keeps its own separate 90/180 count.Free
- Travel document scanning and expiry remindersPhotograph a document to fill in the form, then get reminders before it expires, or when it would expire too soon for a trip you have booked.Free
- Email alerts and in-app notificationsAn email before you get close to your limit, and a notification when a document or a booked trip needs attention.Free
- Calendar syncA private subscription link puts your trips, your leave-by dates and your permit end dates in Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar.Free
- Two adults and your children, up to 6 peopleYou and one more adult, plus your children — up to 6 people in all, each with their own count, from one account.Plus
- UK visitor trackingUK visits counted on the UK's own rules: six months per visit, the last day each visit is allowed, your pattern over the last 12 months and your ETA.Plus
- EES check and Article 52 letterRecord what the EU's Entry/Exit System says, see whether it matches your log, and have the Article 52 access and correction letter drafted for you to check and send.Plus
- Forwarded bookingsForward confirmations to a private address and we turn them into trips for you to confirm. We never see your inbox.Plus
- PDF travel reportYour own record as a document: your count, your trips and how every day was counted, to take to a border or a consulate. It is a log you keep, not an official record.Plus
- Tax residence (seven European countries)France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Germany and the Netherlands. Where a country counts days, your days counted its own way; where it doesn't, what it decides on instead — each with the rule in plain English and its source.Pro
- UK Statutory Residence TestThe Statutory Residence Test for each tax year: UK midnights from your trips, the automatic tests, the ties, and what would change the answer.Pro
- Evidence vaultBoarding passes, tickets and invoices kept exactly as received, fingerprinted with SHA-256 and linked to the trips they belong to.Pro
Inside the tracker
The tracker does the counting with you.
Add your trips, past and booked. We count every day in the rolling 180-day window, tell you in plain words how many are left, and warn you before anyone in the household runs short.
Where you standDays used, days left, the next day you get back, and the count for every day of the next 180. 
Every counted day, on a calendarSee which days count, which don't, and why, month by month. 
Check a trip before you book itIf it doesn't fit, we tell you the longest stay that fits and the earliest date you could go. 
A report you can showYour trips and your count as a PDF, for a border officer, a consulate or yourself.
Real screens from the tracker, showing a made-up household. No customer's information is ever shown.
Residence permits, handled properly
Moving to France or Portugal? Add your long-stay visa or residence permit and days in that country stop counting while it's valid. Days elsewhere in Schengen still do.
The whole household in one place
One account for the family. A trip can include several people, and everyone gets their own count, their own warnings and their own report.
Looks forward, not just back
Your count for every day of the next 180, with booked trips included, so you see a problem months before it happens. If a trip wouldn't fit, we give you the longest stay that would and the earliest date you could go.
Evidence, kept as you recorded it
Record entry points, flights and notes. Every change is kept in a tamper-evident history, and gaps are flagged, never filled with guesses. On Pro, keep your boarding passes and invoices in an evidence vault, each with a digital fingerprint.
Ready for the Entry/Exit System
Since 10 April 2026 visitors' passports are no longer routinely stamped. Record the EU's official check, and if it disagrees with your log we show the likely reason, such as a missing exit, and draft the formal correction request.
One count for the whole household, with your permits taken into account and your booked trips included.
Pricing
Simple, fair pricing
Planning is never behind a paywall. Cancel anytime. Launch offer: Founders get Plus for the life of the service for a one-time $99.
Guides
Guides, in the order you'll need them
The rule, how days are counted, permits, the new border system and the edge cases, in plain English with worked examples. Or check your dates now with the free calculator, no sign-up needed.
The Schengen 90/180 rule, explained
What the Schengen 90/180 rule says, who it applies to, which countries share the count, and the mistakes that catch visitors out.
How Schengen days are counted
Entry and exit days, same-day trips and the rolling 180-day window, with worked examples using real dates.
Long-stay visas and residence permits: which days count
How a French VLS-TS or another Schengen country's long-stay visa or residence permit changes your 90/180 count, and why days elsewhere still count.
Questions
Questions people ask before starting
Is this legal advice?
No. MyTravelStatus is a planning tool that counts your days using the published rules. Border officers make the final decision, and your situation may have details we can't see. For anything important, check official sources and speak to an immigration professional.
How are days counted?
Every day you spend in the Schengen area counts, including the day you arrive and the day you leave. On any given day, we look back over the last 180 days (including that day) and count how many you spent inside. That number must never go above 90. Because the window moves forward one day at a time, days you used six months ago gradually become available again. How Schengen days are counted walks through it with real dates.
What if I have a long-stay visa or residence permit?
Add it to the person's profile. While it's valid, days in the country that issued it don't count toward the 90. Days in other Schengen countries still do, so we keep counting those. Long-stay visas and residence permits explains which days count.
Do Monaco, Andorra, Cyprus or Ireland count?
Monaco, San Marino and the Vatican count toward your 90 days, because you reach them through a Schengen country with no border check. Andorra, Cyprus, Ireland and the UK don't. Bulgaria and Romania have counted since 31 March 2024. The edge cases guide covers each one.
My passport isn't stamped any more. How do I prove my days?
Since 10 April 2026 the EU's Entry/Exit System records visitors' entries and exits electronically instead of stamping passports. Your own dated record of each trip, with the evidence you keep, is what lets you check the official count and ask for a correction if it's wrong. The EES guide explains the official check and how to get your record.
I'm a Relo2France member. Do I need to pay?
No. The Schengen tracker is included with your Relo2France membership, inside your Relo2France account: the Schengen 90/180 count for everyone in your Relo2France household, the trip planner and 180-day forecast, long-stay visas and residence permits, document scanning and expiry reminders, in-app alerts, calendar sync, CSV import and export, the tamper-evident history, data export, the EES check and its Article 52 letter and the PDF report. The UK and tax-residence features are part of our own Plus and Pro plans.
Can I get my data out?
Yes. You can export everything we hold, including the full change history, from Settings at any time, and delete your account whenever you like.