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Spend More Time Enjoying Spain.And Less Time Counting Days.

We'll automatically track your rolling Schengen allowance and tell you exactly how long you can stay at your European second home.

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Free while in beta · Pro plan from $9/month when it launches.

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Built for UK second-home owners and retirees

Your Travel Calendar

SAFE: 67 / 90 Days Used
Alicante, Spain
Oct – Apr
Schengen zone

The Rolling Math, Simplified

Stop using complicated spreadsheets. Just enter your travel dates and we instantly calculate your remaining allowance.

Early Warning Alerts

Get notified when you are approaching your limit so you can adjust your travel plans before you arrive at border control.

Tax Residency Tracking

We'll warn you before you accidentally trigger 183-day tax residency rules in your destination country.

*Informational guidance only. Consult a qualified tax professional.

Why Trust RoamSync?

Official Rule Sources

We utilize official immigration directives, including the Schengen Borders Code and bilateral tax treaties, to inform our calculations.

Calculation Methodology

Our engine uses the exact rolling 180-day window formula employed by border control agencies to ensure day counts are accurate.

FAQ

After Brexit, how long can UK citizens stay in Spain on holiday?
UK passport holders get 90 days in any 180-day window across the whole Schengen area (Schengen Borders Code, Article 6). This applies whether you enter through Spain, France, or any other Schengen state — the days are pooled.
Does time at my Spanish holiday home count against my 90 days?
Yes. Every calendar day you spend sleeping in Spain counts as 1 Schengen day, regardless of whether you flew in or drove over from the UK.
What if I transit through a Schengen airport on my way elsewhere?
Connecting through a Schengen airport without passing immigration control typically does not consume a Schengen day. Routing through, say, Madrid to Morocco with an airside transit does not count. Routing through with a change of airport or an overnight layover does.
Can I get a longer visa to stay more than 90 days?
Yes. The Spanish non-lucrative visa, the Portuguese D7 retirement visa, or a Golden Visa (where available) can grant longer stays. Long-term solutions take 60-180 days to apply for from your home country.
Will I be tax-resident in Spain after a long holiday?
Maybe. Spain's general rule is 183 days of presence in a calendar year triggers tax residency, but HMRC-style ties tests and shorter-stay rules can complicate this. We provide an informational estimate in our calculator; speak to a qualified tax advisor for your situation.