EES · ETIAS — Last checked 5 November 2026

All 29 Schengen countries

One area, one shared limit of 90 days. Here is which countries are in, which are not, and what that means for your trip.

29countries in the Schengen Area
25 + 4EU countries plus four non-EU countries
90days in total, shared across all of them
30countries where ETIAS will apply (Schengen + Cyprus)

The Schengen countries

Sorted by name. The year shows when the country fully joined. EES border registration applies in all 29.

There is no separate limit per country

Ten days in France, twenty in Italy and fifteen in Spain add up to 45 days. Border guards look at your total in the whole area, not per country. The calculator does that sum for you.

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Close by, but not in Schengen

CyprusIn the EU, but not yet in Schengen. Days in Cyprus do not count towards your Schengen 90 days. Once ETIAS starts, Cyprus will ask for it too.
IrelandIn the EU, but outside Schengen. Ireland has its own entry rules and shares a travel area with the UK.
Monaco, San Marino and Vatican CityNot members, but with open borders. You can only reach them through France or Italy, so in practice you travel in via Schengen.
AndorraNot a member. You reach it by road from Spain or France and there are border checks. Check the rules before you go.
Overseas territoriesPlaces like French Guiana, Réunion, Greenland and the Faroe Islands are not in the Schengen Area and have their own rules.

FAQ

How many Schengen countries are there in 2026?

There are 29: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

Are Bulgaria and Romania in Schengen?

Yes. Air and sea borders opened on 31 March 2024 and land border checks ended on 1 January 2025. Days there count towards your 90.

Is the UK in Schengen?

No. The UK left the EU and was never part of Schengen. Days in the UK do not count towards your Schengen limit.

Does Cyprus count towards the 90 days?

No. Cyprus is not in Schengen yet, so it has its own count. It will be part of ETIAS once that starts.

Do I get 90 days in each country?

No. The 90 days are for the whole Schengen Area together, in any period of 180 days.

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