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Add a trip to start tracking your day count per country.
How it works
What this tool is for
Some countries only let you stay for a limited number of days within a certain time period. This tool helps you keep track of how many days you have used, and how many you have left.
How to use it
Add a trip. Enter your passport country, the country you visited, the day you entered, and the day you left. You can add more than one trip.
Simple limits
Many countries just count the days for one visit at a time. If your limit is 30 days, you get up to 30 days each time you enter.
Rolling limits, like the Schengen Area
Some countries are different. They do not just look at your current trip. They add up all your trips over a set period of time, usually the last 180 days, even trips that already ended.
Example: Imagine a country allows 90 days out of every 180 days. If you stayed there for 30 days two months ago, and you enter again today, the tracker adds both trips together. It does not restart at zero just because your last trip ended.
Why this matters
Staying longer than your limit allows can lead to a fine, trouble at the border next time, or even being banned from entering that country again in the future.
Your results depend on what you enter
This tool can only count the trips you tell it about. If you forget to add an old trip, your results may not be fully accurate. Try to add every trip you have taken to that country recently for the best result.