Do I count both the arrival and departure days for a visa?

In many systems, including Schengen and US physical presence checks, any part of a day spent in the country counts. Tick Include the end date when both boundary days count.

Should I include weekends when counting days for citizenship?

Yes, immigration and residency rules count calendar days, not working days. Keep Only working days unticked.

Can this tool track multiple trips at once?

No, the calculator counts one date range at a time. Calculate each trip separately and sum the day counts yourself.

Days Calculator for Citizenship and Visa Physical Presence

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Count exact calendar days between your entry and exit dates, and tick Include the end date if both your arrival and departure days count as physical presence. Use the free days calculator on this page to check each trip without a spreadsheet. Always confirm your country's specific rule for partial days.

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Days between two dates

From To

Include the end date Only working days (Mon–Fri)

0 days

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Add or subtract days

Date

Step by step

Enter your entry date in the From field and your exit date in the To field.
Leave Only working days unticked, because visa and citizenship rules count calendar days.
Tick Include the end date if both the arrival day and departure day count toward your stay.
Repeat for each trip and add the totals together to check your overall physical presence.

At a glance

Rule type	End date	What to check
US citizenship	Usually included	Both arrival and departure days often count as a day in the US
Canada PR or citizenship	Usually included	Check how partial days inside Canada are counted
Schengen 90/180-day rule	Included	Both entry and exit dates count toward the 90-day limit

How to Count Days for Visa and Citizenship Applications