For many short stays, the general rule is up to 90 days in any 180-day period. That’s a rolling window, so the days used can change as earlier days fall outside it.
Gather exact dates first
List entry and exit dates for trips to the area, including the days you crossed in and out. Don’t rely on memory if your passport or travel records can help you check.
Think day by day
The relevant 180-day period moves with each day of a planned stay. An estimate based on today alone may not answer whether a later itinerary fits. Check the dates you expect to be present.
Know what the checker cannot tell you
Nationality, visa type, residence permits, bilateral arrangements and other exceptions may affect your case. A simple date tool cannot decide eligibility, entry permission or how authorities will assess your situation.
Verify before important decisions
Use the RoamKit checker for a planning view, then compare your dates with the European Commission’s official short-stay calculator and relevant consular guidance.
When travel depends on a day count, allow room for date mistakes and confirm the result with official sources before booking or travelling.