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THE CITIZENSHIP DESK

183-Day Tax Residency Tracker

Click days on the calendar to mark presence in a country. The tracker tallies days within a rolling 180-day window (Schengen) and a rolling 365-day window (tax residency), warning when you cross the 90-day or 183-day thresholds. All entries persist in your browser via localStorage and never leave your device.

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How the calculation works

  • Schengen 90/180: on any reference date, count the days marked in any Schengen-tagged country across the previous 180 days. ≥90 means you have used your full short-stay allowance.
  • Tax residency 183:count the days marked in that country across the previous 365 days. ≥183 typically triggers tax residency under most countries' standard day-count rule (UK Statutory Residence Test and Australia have additional ties tests beyond pure day count).
  • Both arrival and departure days count as days present.
  • This is a heuristic. Countries with centre-of-interests rules (France, Spain, Germany, Italy) can claim residency below 183 days; consult a tax professional for any consequential decision.