Melimundo's Schengen visa calculator

Yes, you can. The Schengen Visa Calculator allows you to track up to 10 trips at a time. If you're travelling to the Schengen Area more than once within a 180-day period, this tool helps keep track of your total days so you don't exceed the limit.

Each time you enter a new trip, the calculator adds up the days spent within the rolling 180-day window. This is useful if you have multiple short trips and need to know how many days you have left before reaching the 90-day limit.

Yes, the calculator automatically groups your stays into windows based on the dates you enter. It follows the 90/180-day rule, which means:

• The Schengen regulations permit visitors to remain in the Schengen territory for a maximum of 90 days during any 180-day timeframe.
• The calculator checks your travel history and shows how your days are distributed across different 180-day periods.

This is useful for travellers who enter and exit the Schengen Zone frequently, as it helps avoid mistakes in calculating remaining days.

The calculator counts calendar days, not hours. This means:

• Every day you are inside the Schengen Zone counts as a full day, regardless of the time you enter or leave.
• If you enter and exit on the same day, it still counts as one full day.

Not everyone needs a Schengen visa. It depends on your nationality and the purpose of your trip.

To find out if you need a visa, check the official list of countries that require a Schengen visa here:

No, the calculator only tracks the dates of your stays, not the specific countries you visited.

This is because the 90/180-day rule applies to the entire Schengen Area as a whole, not individual countries. Once you enter any Schengen country, your stay counts towards the overall 90-day limit, regardless of whether you move between different Schengen states.

If you encounter any issues with the calculator or have suggestions for improvement, please email us at:

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