Any 180 days
On any day, look back at that day and the 179 days before it. At most 90 of them can be in the Schengen area.
Schengen 90/180 · 183-day tax rule
Know exactly how many Schengen days you have left.
Limitra counts your days in the Schengen area and in every country, shows the last day you can stay, and checks future trips before you book. For iPhone.
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SCHENGEN · 90/180In Netherlands · day 8
36days left
54 of 90 used
1 MAYLAST 180 DAYSTODAY
Latest exit if you stay
Mon 21 Dec
June days start rolling off your window on 29 Nov.
How it's counted
The 90/180 rule, counted the way border officers count it.
Entry and exit days count
The day you arrive and the day you leave are both Schengen days, even if you were there for an hour.
Old days roll off
As your window moves, old trips drop out of it. Limitra finds your latest exit date with that in mind.
Your home country isn't counted. Ireland and Cyprus are not in Schengen, so their days are counted separately.
What Limitra does
Today's count is free. Planning ahead is Pro.
Days left today
Your Schengen balance for today, with a ledger of 180 dots — one for every day of your window.
Latest exit date
The last day you can stay if you don't leave, counting the old days that roll off your window.
What-if plannerPRO
Try dates for a future trip. If it's too long, Limitra shows how long you can stay and when to leave.
183-day checkPRO
Days in every country for your tax year — from 6 April for the UK, or the calendar year — with a warning before 183.
Reminders and widgetPRO
A reminder 3, 7 or 14 days before your last legal day, and your days left on the Home Screen and Lock Screen.
Border view and reportsPRO
Every trip of the last 180 days on one big screen for passport control. PDF and CSV reports and iCloud backup.
Free
Forever, with no account.
- Add, edit and delete trips
- Schengen days used and left today
- Latest exit date
- How each number is counted
Limitra Pro
Yearly with a free week, monthly, or once for life.
- What-if planner for future trips
- Days per country and the 183-day rule
- Reminders before you hit the limit
- Home Screen and Lock Screen widget
- Border view with every trip in 180 days
- iCloud backup, PDF and CSV reports
Where you've been stays with you.
Your trips are saved on your iPhone and, if you turn on backup, in your own iCloud. We never send countries or dates to our analytics, and Limitra never asks for your location.
- No account, no sign-up
- No ads and no tracking
- No location access — you add trips yourself
- Delete everything in one tap
Questions
Good to know
How does the Schengen 90/180 rule work?
If you don't need a visa for short stays, you can spend up to 90 days in the Schengen area in any 180-day period. On any given day, look back at that day and the 179 days before it: no more than 90 of them can be in Schengen. The day you arrive and the day you leave both count.
Which countries does Limitra count as Schengen?
The 29 Schengen countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Ireland and Cyprus are in the EU but not in Schengen, so Limitra counts them separately.
Is this for UK, US, Canadian and Australian travellers?
Yes. Limitra is made for people who can visit Schengen without a visa for short stays — for example UK citizens since Brexit, and travellers from the US, Canada and Australia. If you live in a Schengen country, choose it as your home country: days there are not counted towards your 90.
What is the 183-day check?
Many countries look at whether you spent 183 days or more there in a tax year. Limitra counts your days in every country for your tax year — from 6 April for the UK, or the calendar year — and can warn you before you reach 183. It is a counter, not a tax ruling: residence rules differ by country and often include other tests.
Do I need an account?
No. There is no account and no sign-up. Your trips are saved on your iPhone, and with Limitra Pro you can back them up to your own iCloud.
Does Limitra track my location?
No. Limitra never asks for your location. You add trips yourself, and where you've been is never sent to us or to our analytics. Read the Privacy Policy.
What is free and what is in Limitra Pro?
Free: add your trips, see how many Schengen days you have left today and your latest exit date — forever. Limitra Pro adds the what-if planner, days per country and the 183-day check, reminders, the widget, Border view, iCloud backup and PDF and CSV reports. Pro is a yearly or monthly subscription (the yearly plan starts with a free week) or a one-time purchase; prices are shown in the app.
Is Limitra legal advice?
No. Limitra is a careful calculator and planning tool. Border officers and tax authorities make the final decision. Before an important trip, you can also check the European Commission's official short-stay calculator.
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