Days per visit
For visa-free stays anywhere. Each visit gets its own days left and leave-by date.
Visa365 logs every day you spend in each country, automatically, and counts it against every stay limit you're juggling. You get on with life and work. It does the counting.
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Add the limits that apply to you. From then on Visa365 runs quietly in the background, wherever the next month takes you.
Logged automatically, wherever you are
Winter in Thailand, a few months in Portugal, a detour through the Schengen Area. Every limit you're juggling sits on one screen, each with its days left and the date you'd need to leave by.

No check-ins, no spreadsheets
Visa365 notices which country you're in using low-power background location, and logs the day. It logs days offline too, with country borders built into the app. Retire the spreadsheet.

Per visit, per year, or any rolling window
See when you’d need to go, and how your days free up as old ones drop out of the window. Get alerts at the days-left counts you choose, such as 30, 14, 7 and 1, and add the date to your calendar.

Check a trip before you book
Eyeing Bali in March, then Mexico City? Pick an arrival date to see how long you could stay. Save your trips and Visa365 checks each one against your limits, and tells you if one no longer fits.

With links to the official sources
Short summaries of the entry rules for 40 countries and the Schengen Area, checked for up to 44 passports. One tap fills in the usual limit for your passport, and there are notes on digital nomad visas for 33 destinations.

Widgets, Lock Screen, StandBy and Live Activities
Check your days without opening the app. And when you're somewhere with 14 or fewer days left, an optional Live Activity keeps them on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.

Days per country, on a world map
How many days abroad this year, how many countries, your longest streak on the road, and the days you spent in each country, this year or all time.

PDF or spreadsheet, every day listed
Asked where you were last year? Pick a period and share your history as a PDF to read or print, or a spreadsheet for Numbers, Excel or Google Sheets.

Some count each visit, some count the calendar year, some look back over a rolling window. Add the ones that apply to you, as many as your life needs.
For visa-free stays anywhere. Each visit gets its own days left and leave-by date.
From the year start you choose, such as 183 days for tax residency.
Your own window, such as 183 days in any 365. Watch days free up as old ones drop out.
Juggle them all side by side, each with its own days left. Visa365 keeps every count up to date.
When a visa-free stay isn't enough, a digital nomad visa can let you base yourself somewhere for months or years while you work remotely. Visa365's entry rules include nomad visa notes for 33 destinations, with links to the official sources.
Compare nomad visas: length, income and who can apply →Short-stay limits for your passport →
On your wrist, your Lock Screen, or just by asking. No need to open the app between flights.
An Apple Watch app and complications, synced from your iPhone.


Optional: your days left on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island while you're somewhere with 14 or fewer days left.
Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, StandBy and a Control Center button.

Or use Shortcuts and Spotlight.
Europe's 90 days in any 180 is the rule that catches out so many nomads, because the window rolls forward every single day. Visa365 counts it continuously, shows exactly when old days drop out, and tells you when a planned trip won't fit.
Check your own dates with the free Schengen 90/180 calculator.
The EU's Entry/Exit System now records non-EU travellers' entries and exits.
The small things that make a big difference when home is wherever your laptop is.
Land somewhere you're already close to a limit and Visa365 lets you know.
Near a land border, both countries count until you tell Visa365 which one it was.
Country borders are built into the app, so days still get logged without a signal.
Any part of a day counts as a full day, so a travel day counts for both countries.
Days per country, a world map of where you've been, streaks, and this year against last.
A PDF or a spreadsheet (CSV) with every day and country listed.
Add the stays before you installed Visa365, so your count is right from day one.
Travelling together? Share a Family plan with up to five family members.
Where you've been is nobody else's business. Visa365 is built so the developer never sees it, unless you send it with a support email, and advertisers never get it.
Digital nomads first: people who live and work on the move, spending months at a time in different countries and juggling several stay limits at once. It's just as useful for long-stay travellers, expats and anyone who needs to keep count of their days in a country.
No. Visa365 uses low-power background location to notice which country you're in, and logs the day for you. It logs days offline too, with country borders built into the app. You can edit any day on the Timeline and add past stays by hand, so your count is right from day one.
Days per visit for visa-free stays anywhere, days per year from the year start you choose, rolling windows such as 183 days in any 365, and the Schengen Area's 90 days in any 180. Track several limits at once, each with its own days left and leave-by date.
Yes. Add a days-per-year limit, such as 183 days, from the year start you choose, and Visa365 shows how many days you have left and alerts you as you get close. Many tax tests are met on day 183, so 0 days left means you've reached it. It counts days to help you plan; it isn't tax advice.
Any part of a day counts as a full day, so a travel day counts for both countries. Near a land border, both countries count until you tell Visa365 which one it was.
Visa365 has short summaries of the entry rules for 40 countries and the Schengen Area, checked for up to 44 passports, with links to the official government pages and the date they were last checked. One tap fills in the usual limit for your passport; if your entry stamp or visa gives you fewer days, use that number. There are notes on digital nomad visas for 33 destinations too.
No. Only the country goes into your history, never your exact position. Your travel history stays in your own private iCloud and syncs to your iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. There are no ads, and your location and travel history are never sold or shared with advertisers. You don't need an account.
Visa365 is a subscription. Choose Monthly or Yearly, for yourself or as a Family plan you share with up to five family members. Yearly plans start with a free trial for new subscribers. The App Store shows the price in your currency.
No. Visa365 counts days to help you plan. It isn't legal, immigration or tax advice, and it isn't affiliated with any government. Rules change and the official authorities decide, so always check the official rules before you travel.
Something else? Email support@visa365.app or use the contact form.