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the schengen 90/180 rule, by passport

29 countries share one limit: 90 days in any 180. Pick your passport to see your rule, a worked example, and what happens if you get it wrong.

pick your passport

PassportVisa-free stayNotes
🇺🇸 United States90 days in any 180 days—
🇬🇧 United Kingdom90 days in any 180 days—
🇨🇦 Canada90 days in any 180 days—
🇦🇺 Australia90 days in any 180 days—
🇳🇿 New Zealand90 days in any 180 days—
🇯🇵 Japan90 days in any 180 days—
🇰🇷 South Korea90 days in any 180 days—
🇸🇬 Singapore90 days in any 180 days—
🇧🇷 Brazil90 days in any 180 days—
🇲🇽 Mexico90 days in any 180 days—
🇮🇱 Israel90 days in any 180 days—
🇿🇦 South AfricaVisa required—

how the days count

  1. Arrive in the Schengen Area on 1 June — that's day 1 (entry and exit days both count).
  2. Your last legal day is 29 August (day 90).
  3. Once those 90 days are used, every day counts back 180 days. After a full 90-day stay you need 90 days outside — the earliest date you could come back for another full 90-day stay is 28 November.
  4. Leaving and re-entering does not reset the count. Short trips in between still add up.

the 29 schengen countries

nearby countries that don't count

Last verified against an official source: 2026-05-21.

Official source: ec.europa.eu

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