Calculate the exact number of days, weeks, months, and years between any two dates. Also add or subtract days from any date for project planning.
Select two dates to calculate the difference
The Schengen rule: max 90 days in any rolling 180-day window. This tool provides estimates — always verify with official sources for legal or visa purposes.
Calendar days include weekends and holidays. Working days exclude weekends based on your selected work week: Mon–Fri (most countries), Sun–Thu (Middle East, Israel), or Sun–Fri (6-day week). Subtract public holidays for precise project timelines — use the Country selector above to get an estimate for your period.
Add 90 calendar days for a quarterly timeline. For agile sprints, add 14 days per sprint. For contract milestones, subtract days from a deadline to set interim checkpoints. For cross-timezone deadlines, note that "end of day" differs between New York, London, and Singapore.
Legal deadlines often specify "calendar days" or "business days" depending on jurisdiction. Lease agreements, notice periods, and rental bonds depend on exact day counts — especially when crossing month or year boundaries. Always confirm which day type applies before relying on a calculation.
The Schengen Area allows a maximum of 90 days in any rolling 180-day window — one of the most searched date calculator use cases globally. Use the Schengen Tracker above to count days across multiple trips and see exactly how many days remain. Also useful for counting days present in any country for visa compliance.
Pregnancy duration is measured in weeks from the last menstrual period (LMP). A full-term pregnancy is approximately 280 days (40 weeks) from LMP to due date. Enter your LMP as the start date and today as the end date to calculate how many weeks pregnant you are — the exact duration appears in the results.
Calculate the exact length of a tenancy, lease, or notice period. Enter your lease start and end dates to find the total duration in months and days. Notice periods for rental agreements are often defined in calendar days — even a one-day difference can affect legal obligations.
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