You may use the Stay and Visa Day Counter to track your travel days and ensure you comply with visa and tax-free stay limits. For example, Thailand's Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) allows a maximum of 180 days per year. Select dates for each country, customize labels, and monitor your total days to avoid overstaying as a tourist or exceeding tax-free allowances. Share your calendar with a single click! Just scroll down and select the days in the calendar with your mouse!
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Track visa stay limits for popular destinations to avoid overstaying or triggering tax residency. Below are real-world example timeframes travelers commonly need to track. Rules change often and can depend on your nationality — always verify with the official immigration authority before you travel.
🇪🇺Europe
- Schengen Area: 90 days within any rolling 180-day period (visa-free for many nationalities). The counter below shows your rolling 180-day usage automatically.
- United Kingdom: Up to 6 months per visit as a visitor; spending 183+ days in a UK tax year can make you a UK tax resident.
- Ireland: Up to 90 days visa-free for many nationalities (separate from Schengen).
- Albania: Up to 1 year visa-free for US citizens; 90 days for most EU citizens.
- Georgia: Up to 365 days visa-free for citizens of many countries — popular with remote workers.
🇭🇺🇸🇦Americas
- United States: 90 days under the Visa Waiver Program (ESTA); up to 6 months on a B-2 visa. Watch the Substantial Presence Test (183-day weighted formula over 3 years) for tax residency.
- Canada: Up to 6 months per visit; the border officer sets the exact length.
- Mexico: Up to 180 days as a visitor (FMM) — officers may grant less, so track what you were actually given.
- Costa Rica: Up to 180 days visa-free for many nationalities.
- Brazil: 90 days visa-free, extendable once to 180 days per year for many nationalities.
🇲🇾Asia
- Thailand: 60 days visa-exempt entry (extendable by 30 days); the Digital Nomad Visa (DTV) allows stays of up to 180 days per entry. Spending 180+ days in a calendar year can trigger Thai tax residency.
- Japan: 90 days visa-free for most EU/US citizens.
- South Korea: 90 days visa-free for many nationalities (K-ETA may be required).
- Vietnam: 45 days visa-free for many European nationals; 90-day e-visa available.
- Malaysia: 90 days visa-free for most Western passports.
- Indonesia (Bali): 30 days visa on arrival, extendable once to 60 days.
- Philippines: 30 days visa-free, extendable in-country up to 36 months for many nationalities.
- Cambodia: 30 days on a tourist visa (extendable by 30 days).
📋Tax Residency & Other Regions
- 183-day rule: Many countries (e.g. Germany, Spain, Portugal, France) treat you as tax resident if you spend 183+ days there in a year — track your totals per calendar year.
- United Arab Emirates: 30–90 days visa-free depending on nationality; 90 days within 180 for many EU passports.
- Australia: Typically 90 days per visit on an eVisitor / ETA (valid 12 months).
- New Zealand: Up to 90 days per visit with an NZeTA for visa-waiver nationalities.
- Türkiye: 90 days within any 180-day period for many nationalities.
- South Africa: 90 days visa-free for many Western passports.
Use the Stay and Visa Day Counter to log your trips, monitor your days, and stay compliant. Customize your calendar and share it with ease!
🙏A Special Thank You
A heartfelt thank you to the team at Resch Rechtsanwälte — one of the best lawyers for investment fraud cases in Europe — for their support in reviewing the visa and stay timeframes featured on this site, and for their outstanding personal legal help.