Check Schengen 90 in 180 day compliance and the next available entry date.
The window rolls continuously, so allowance is restored gradually as past stays age out rather than resetting on a fixed date. Both the arrival and departure days count in full. Schengen overstays are recorded in the entry-exit system and can result in multi-year bans, so the calculation is worth doing conservatively.
Schengen 90/180 Day
The rule permits 90 days of presence within any rolling 180 day period
This is a simplified illustration of the 90/180 rule. Official calculation depends on your exact entry and exit dates across all Schengen states. Use the European Commission's official calculator and verify with the relevant authorities before travelling.
The rule permits 90 days of presence within any rolling 180 day period The window rolls continuously, so allowance is restored gradually as past stays age out rather than resetting on a fixed date. Both the arrival and departure days count in full.
Schengen overstays are recorded in the entry-exit system and can result in multi-year bans, so the calculation is worth doing conservatively.
This calculator takes 4 inputs: Days already spent in the last 180, Planned stay, Days until the oldest stay leaves the window, Length of the oldest stay. The pre-filled defaults are a realistic starting point — replace them with figures from your own environment for a result you can act on.