Track your visa days. Never overstay.
Free visa day counter for tourists, digital nomads, and frequent travelers. Since 2026, Europe's EES border system counts your Schengen days automatically. Know your number before the border does.
Add Travel Period
Visa Limits
Enter the maximum number of days you're allowed to stay in the country according to your visa regulations.
No travel periods added yet.
Use the form to add your travel history.
Traveling in Europe? Use our dedicated Schengen 90/180 calculator, and read how the new EES border system counts your days.
Guides
Country guides
How the 90/180 rule works in each country, how to reset your window, and the long-stay visas that let you stay beyond 90 days.
Plus rule explainers on EES, ETIAS, and overstays in the guides library.
Why
Why Use Our Visa Day Counter?
Stay Compliant
Borders increasingly count for you: the EU's EES system logs every entry and exit automatically. Track your own days with the same inclusive counting method so there are no surprises at the desk.
Easy to Use
Simply enter your entry and exit dates for each trip. Our calculator automatically computes your total days and warns you when approaching limits.
Perfect for Digital Nomads
Ideal for remote workers, tourists, and frequent travelers who need to monitor their visa compliance across multiple trips and countries.
Privacy First
Your travel data stays on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no data collection. Use our visa calculator with complete privacy and security.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the visa day counter work?
Enter your entry and exit dates for each period you've been in a country. The calculator adds up all days (including entry and exit days) to give you your total time spent in the country.
Can I use this for Schengen visa calculations?
Yes. Pick the Schengen preset (or the dedicated Schengen 90/180 calculator) and the tool evaluates the rolling 180-day window exactly as the official rules do, with a stay planner and your reset date. The same engine powers the per-country pages for Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Germany and Greece.
Does the EES border system make a calculator unnecessary?
The opposite. EES records your Schengen entries and exits automatically and flags overstays, but it tells you your number at the border, after your plans are made. Tracking your own days means you know what you can book before you commit, and you have your own record if the border data is ever wrong.
Is my travel data secure?
Absolutely. All your travel data is stored locally on your device. We don't collect, store, or transmit any of your personal travel information.
This calculator is a planning aid, not legal advice. Immigration officers make the final decision on entry and length of stay. Always confirm the rules with official government sources before you travel.