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Visa rules overview for travel days.
This visa rules overview puts the rules that decide how long you may stay side by side: the shared Schengen window, the tax threshold that follows you home, and the country rules for Asia and North America. Every entry in this visa rules overview names the authority it draws on, so you can check the source rather than take our word for it. None of it replaces advice for your own passport and purpose of travel.
Europe
Visa rules overview: Europe and Schengen
How StayLimit calculates travel days
Arrival and departure days, open trips, overlaps and rolling windows, explained in full.
How StayLimit calculates travel daysThe 90/180-day rule in the Schengen Area
One shared allowance across 26 states, both boundary days counted, and a window that moves.
90/180-day ruleThe 183-day threshold
Why a day total can be a signal without deciding tax residence on its own.
183-day thresholdAsia
Visa rules overview: Asia has no shared window
Travel days in Asia
Three countries, three ways of counting, with nothing carried over between them.
Travel days in AsiaVisa-free travel and permitted stay
Ninety days for most nationalities, no paid work, and a passport you carry at all times.
Travel days in JapanEntry and extensions
Sixty days visa-free, one extension of 30, and only two overland entries a year.
Travel days in Thailande-VOA and travel days
Thirty days plus one extension of 30, applied for online before the permit expires.
Travel days in BaliAmericas
Keep the USA and Canada separate
Travel days in North America
Two independent systems: time in one does not draw down the other.
Travel days in North AmericaESTA and I-94
Why the I-94 departure date governs and the validity of your ESTA does not.
Travel days in the USAeTA and permitted stay
Six months is the usual allowance, but the officer at the border sets the date.
Travel days in Canada