90 Days Schengen Calculator

Schengen Calculator is a smart tracker for precisely counting the days of stay in the Schengen Zone countries according to the "90/180 days" rule. The app is designed for travelers, digital nomads, and business tourists. It helps to plan trips, control the visa corridor, and avoid fines or deportation for visa violations. Key features and capabilities of the app: • Automatic 90/180 rule calculation: The app instantly calculates how many days you can legally stay in the Schengen area right now and in the future. • Convenient iOS widget: Check the number of remaining days right on your iPhone Home Screen or Lock Screen without opening the app. • Trip planning calendar: Enter the dates of your planned travel, and the algorithm will show if you risk exceeding the limit. • History of past trips: A user-friendly calculator for quick entry of your border crossing history. • Real-time countdown timer: An indicator shows the exact number of remaining days in real time. • Notifications and alerts: The app will send a timely push notification to your iPhone when your day limit is running low. Who this app is for: • Tourists with multiple-entry Schengen visas (multi-visas). • Freelancers and remote employees living across multiple countries. • Business travelers who frequently visit Europe for work meetings. • Citizens of countries with visa-free regimes with the EU (Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, etc.). What problems the app solves: 1. Complex manual calculations: No more counting days on paper or in Excel spreadsheets where it is easy to make a mistake. 2. Risk of deportation and fines: The app helps prevent accidental overstays that lead to EU entry bans. 3. Uncertainty when planning: You always know exactly what dates are safe for buying tickets for your next trip. Questions and Answers (FAQ) How does the 90/180 rule work in the Schengen Zone? You can stay inside the Schengen Zone for no more than 90 days within any 180-day period. This window is calculated continuously: when checking documents, a border guard counts back 180 days and verifies how many days you spent in the EU during that timeframe. What is considered the first day of entry into the Schengen Zone? Any part of a day spent in the Schengen area counts as a full day. The day of entry (arrival stamp) and the day of exit (departure stamp) are always counted as separate days of stay, even if you cross the border 5 minutes before midnight. Does the calculation include non-Schengen countries? No. The calculator only counts days for countries that are official members of the Schengen Agreement. Trips to other countries (such as the UK or Cyprus) are not included in this calculation. What happens if you violate the 90-day limit? Exceeding the limit (overstaying) is a violation of the law. It can result in monetary fines at the border, immediate deportation, or a ban on obtaining Schengen visas in the future for a period ranging from several months to several years. How does the calculator help plan future trips? You enter the desired dates for a future trip. The app analyzes your history of past entries and exits over the last 180 days and gives a verdict: whether the trip is safe or if a limit violation will occur on any given day. How does the widget work? You can add the app widget to your iPhone Home Screen. It synchronizes with your trip calendar and always displays your current status: how many days you have left or in how many days your new visa corridor will open. Have a great trip! Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula