90/180
🇪🇺 Schengen
A rolling window, not a calendar year. Arrival and departure days both count, and each day drops off exactly 180 days later. You see days used, days left, and the date the next one frees up.
One trip log, counted three ways: Schengen 90/180, the UK Statutory Residence Test and US substantial presence. Thinking about a trip? Staymark tells you the exact day it would tip you over — before you book.
Your last trip to the Schengen area, and when you're next going. Nothing leaves your browser.
Fill in the dates — the answer appears here.
Log a trip once. Staymark counts it against every rule it touches — the way each rule actually counts days, which is not the same way twice.
A rolling window, not a calendar year. Arrival and departure days both count, and each day drops off exactly 180 days later. You see days used, days left, and the date the next one frees up.
Midnights per tax year, checked against your limit — which depends on your UK ties. Tick the ties that apply and Staymark uses the right number, leaver or arriver.
This year, plus a third of last year, plus a sixth of the year before. Watched all year, not discovered in April.
No account, no permissions, no onboarding quiz. Open it and type.
Country and two dates. Tap a recent country, tap "2 weeks". Or upload years of history from a spreadsheet.
Start typing a trip you're only considering and the answer appears as you go: fine, tight, or the exact day it breaks a rule.
Export every trip and every count as a CSV — the file your accountant asks for. Back it up to an account when you want it on every device.
Most trackers want an account, your location and a subscription before they show you a number. Staymark doesn't.
| Staymark | Typical day-tracker app | |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-up before your first count | None | Account required |
| Location tracking | Never | Background GPS |
| Schengen + UK SRT + US in one log | Yes | Usually one rule |
| "Can I take this trip?" before booking | Yes, as you type | Rarely |
| Trip limit on the free plan | Unlimited | Often capped |
| Export your data | Free CSV | Often paid |
One-off checks, no account. They run entirely in your browser.
Staymark counts both, plus the US substantial presence test, from one trip log. It is free on iPhone (App Store), Android (Google Play) and the web at staymark.co.uk, and needs no sign-up to start.
No. There is no annual reset. The limit is assessed against a rolling 180-day window ending on whichever day is being checked, so days drop out one at a time as they age past 180 days.
Yes. The European Commission's rule counts the day of entry and the day of exit as full days of presence, regardless of the time of day you cross the border.
A day counts if you are in the UK at the end of it — at midnight. Your day of departure is therefore not normally counted.
The family tie, the accommodation tie, the work tie, the 90-day tie (more than 90 UK days in either of the two previous tax years) and, for leavers only, the country tie.
Count all days of US presence in the current year, add one third of the days in the prior year and one sixth of the days in the year before that. If the total reaches 183 and you had at least 31 days in the current year, the test is met.
Yes. Any part of a day physically present in the United States counts as a full day, with limited exceptions.