Schengen Calculator

[Take2]

I have found a schengen calculator which seems to work and easy to use....

Called Schengen Calender, just download the app. Cost £1.

 

[TimMN]

Hi,
Is that app iOS or Android?
There are many miscalculating, wrong Schengen calculators on the web.

 

[Lenny HB]

There are many miscalculating, wrong Schengen calculators on the web.

Best to use the one on gov.uk.

 

[spitfire]

Best to use the one on gov.uk.

Rather than the official EU one ?

Schengen Calculator - Easily Track Your Schengen Stay Compliance

Quickly check how long you can stay in the Schengen Area with our free and accurate Schengen Visa Calculator. Stay compliant with visa rules—plan your trip today!

www.schengenvisainfo.com

 

[denisejoe]

Rather than the official EU one ?

Schengen Calculator - Easily Track Your Schengen Stay Compliance

Quickly check how long you can stay in the Schengen Area with our free and accurate Schengen Visa Calculator. Stay compliant with visa rules—plan your trip today!

www.schengenvisainfo.com

That's the one I've downloaded as it's so easy to use.

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[TimMN]

That's the one I've downloaded as it's so easy to use.

I prefer https://www.visa-calculator.com/

Tim

 

[Take2]

Hi,
Is that app iOS or Android?
There are many miscalculating, wrong Schengen calculators on the web.

It’s IOS
Checked it on my Mac Book and works a treat. But thanks for the heads up

 

[EuroTrotters]

That's the one I've downloaded as it's so easy to use.

I didn’t know there was a download ?

 

[denisejoe]

I didn’t know there was a download ?

Sorry didn't mean downloaded; just bookmarked it on my laptop so it's easy to find.

 

[Take2]

That's the one I've downloaded as it's so easy to use

Best to use the one on gov.uk.

Did try it but not so easy to input dates from now till 2023 to arrange possible dates for our holiday plan

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[denisejoe]

I've just done several dates from June 2022 into 2023 using https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/visa-calculator/ so not sure why it isn't working for you. It's just a case of inputting dates and fiddling around with them to work out what works!

 

[TDub49]

Loads of ways of doing this and all sorts of helpful (and sometimes not so helpful) "calculators" on line. The (virtually) non-tech way of doing this is simply to use a calendar such as the A4 sized print outs you can download from, for example, timeanddate.com (https://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/create.html).

Then you just highlight the dates you intend to be in the Schengen zone and count back 180 days from (and including) whatever your final date is (i.e. the day you board the ferry, cross the border out of the zone or get on the shuttle) until you reach 180. Total up all the highlighted days in the 180 you have just counted and subtract the total from 90. The answer should be zero or a positive value - a minus number could mean you have miscounted or overstayed . . .

 

[EuroTrotters]

I have found a schengen calculator which seems to work and easy to use....

Called Schengen Calender, just download the app. Cost £1.

do you have a link. the one I tried disagrees with the EU ONE

 

[Lucky]

Best to use the one on gov.uk.

I searched gov.uk and PlayStore but can't find it. Can you provide direction, please?

 

[Take2]

do you have a link. the one I tried disagrees with the EU ONE

do you have a link. the one I tried disagrees with the EU ONE

Hi, I’ve attached a photo the app in App Store did you get it ok?

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[Take2]

The App logo in the store is purple and called “ Schengen Calculator”
So far I’ve managed to input this and next years dates using most of the 90/180 days each time

 

[EuroTrotters]

Hi, I’ve attached a photo the app in App Store did you get it ok?

no

 

[Take2]

this is the App, at last

 

[EuroTrotters]

I am not sure how accurate this is?

Could someone check it please? The apps are stating overstays

 

[TDub49]

Looks OK to me - count back 180 from 18th June '22 gets you to 21 December '21 and it looks like you will have had 57 days which gives you the 33 to play with . . .

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[Take2]

By my reckoning......
180 days from 31st Dec is 28th June with 57 days taken in schengen.
180 days from 17th jan is 16th July with 40 days taken in schengen.



Unless we stand corrected!! ..Help us all
Pam&Ray

 

[DBK]

By my reckoning......
180 days from 31st Dec is 28th June with 57 days taken in schengen.
180 days from 17th jan is 16th July with 40 days taken in schengen.



Unless we stand corrected!! ..Help us all
Pam&Ray

That is all correct. What is the problem you see? Your second example doesn't include the 17 days in January so the total is 17 days less, which it is. But you can stay for another 33 days after 18 June before you hit the 90 day limit. This is why it gives a "last day" date of 21 July.

 

[Take2]

I'm counting back from 21st July, 180 days is 22nd jan. So only 40 days spent in schengen.

 

[TDub49]

I'm counting back from 21st July, 180 days is 22nd jan. So only 40 days spent in schengen.

Oops - I made that mistake initially. The 21st July is just the "theoretical" last day you could stay based on what you've taken already. As the last actual day of staying is 18th June, the 180 day count back starts from then, hence the 57 days used and 33 left figures. Looking at it another way, there are 33 days from 18th June to 21st July so the result is the same whichever way you look at it. I think.

 

[DBK]

I'm counting back from 21st July, 180 days is 22nd jan. So only 40 days spent in schengen.

That's correct. It is only 40 days based on your proposed dates but you could stay on after 18 June until 21 July if you wanted.

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