SCHENGEN SHORT-STAY TRAVEL RECORD
For preparing a check with the European Commission calculator
Source checked: 14 November 2026

Keep your completed record private. This is a planning aid, not a visa, border decision or an official form. Check each passport, entry condition and current rules before travelling.

ENTRY (DD/MM/YY)   EXIT (DD/MM/YY)   NOTES / EVIDENCE TO CHECK
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Planned entry / check date: _________________
Check the dates and authorised number of days and entries on your visa: ______

HOW TO CHECK
1. Record relevant entry and exit dates for the whole Schengen area, including both the day of entry and the day of exit. Collect the travel history needed to decide which dates to enter under the official instructions.
2. Follow the European Commission calculator instructions. Use planning mode for a proposed entry date, or check mode to review a past or ongoing stay.
3. Do not enter stays under an EU residence permit or long-stay visa in this short-stay calculation; check the official instructions for your own case.
4. If your short-stay visa authorises fewer than 90 days, the Commission says not to use this calculator; check your visa conditions and seek official guidance.
5. The Commission's manual does not recommend the calculator for ordinary Brazilian passport holders and says it cannot account for certain bilateral visa-waiver agreements. Ask the relevant authorities which rules apply; do not assume additional days are available.
6. A result is not a right to enter or stay. Consider other entry requirements and seek official guidance if your situation is unclear.

Older travel days leave the rolling window over time. The days already used on a single date cannot simply be subtracted from 90 to determine every future continuous stay.

European Commission calculator and instructions:
https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/policies/schengen/border-crossing/short-stay-calculator_en
Calculator manual: https://home-affairs.ec.europa.eu/document/download/c6b8be91-871c-4e5a-bf11-d260d4488020_en?filename=short_stay_schengen_calculator_user_manual_en.pdf