The visa stay calculators are tricky to use in general, but this one (yes, it’s mine!) is very intuitive: you just pick your date ranges on the full-sized calendar and it shows you in red which dates (if any) get you into trouble. When you’ve settled on a ‘safe’ itinerary, you just print the whole thing out and show it at the border if you run into trouble.
Better safe than sorry.
Hey friends you can use https://www.visa-calculator.com to calculate remaining days in Schengen countries. It gives accurate results and easy to use.
Check this out: https://www.vercalendario.info/en/how/border-schengen-days-visa.html
It may answer many questions.
www.schengen-calculator.com calculates this for you. Its easy to use but its just for schengen countries.
The European Commission has a calculator as well, available in a “pop-over” from this page about Border Crossing. It comes with no guarantees (from the user’s guide: “The calculator is a helping tool only”) and presumably gives the same results as other calculators but it’s from a somewhat official source so hopefully it’s maintained by people who know the rules inside out.
Surprisingly for me, I already managed to find two websites so far that can calculate this:
bodrumbulletin.com
provides one for calculating Turkish visas:
visacalc.com
provides a prettier one for calculating visas for “The European Union or Russia”:
Credit:stackoverflow.com‘
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