EU Schengen Control (EUSC)

short-stay visa rule

is addressed primarily to those who travel
to the EU countries that are united by the
Schengen Agreement (Schengen)
- for travelers who must comply with the short-stay visa rule "90/180 days" -
a journey under your control.

Five Reasons to Purchase
EU Schengen Control

App is designed for frequent travelers in Europe which have to fulfill the requirement - terms of present in Schengen area - not more than 90 days during any 180 days interval.

Easy to use

Ease of using the EU Schengen Control application.
EU Schengen Control practically does not consume resources.
It works fast. Has an intuitive interface.

Always at hand

Traveling you do not part with your gadget.
With the EU Schengen Control application
Your assistant gets another useful feature.
The application will always help you "Rule 90/180 days."

Rule 90/180 days under control

From October 18, 2013 for third-country nationals coming to the countries of the Schengen area for short-term stay, rule 90/180 applies, that is, the traveler has the opportunity to stay in the Schengen for not more than 90 days during any 180-day period.
More information about the "rule 90/180 days" can be found here.
Finally only border control authorities determine the possibility of entry into the Schengen, and this application can facilitate you the accounting and planning of trips. However, if this application is useful to you, I will be very happy.

Habitually-associated interface

all elements are built according to the principles of elementary logic,
the loading speed is optimal for its comfortable use,
the user understands what action is currently being taken on it,
minimization of possible errors in information input.

Journey under control

In general, everything is done in order to minimize possible input errors and warn about possible violation of the rules. When you already have a travel history, in addition to simple accounting, you can plan your trips: if you know what the duration of the next trip will be, you can find the date of the nearest entry into Schengen that do not violate the "90/180 days rule".

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What's New

Version History
Feb 19, 2018 Version 1.12.

1. Improved stability - fixed bug which led to crash if you change timezone while app was loaded in memory.
2. Improved calculation for finding date for next trip. Previous calculations sometimes offered not the closest date.


EUSC Personal Edition EU Schengen Control Personal Edition

Please check previuosly saved data after update.

Two versions
EU Schengen Control

EUSC Personal Edition EU Schengen Control Personal Edition
EUSC LIGHT (free) EU Schengen Control LIGHT version

Choose your version.

The application EU Schengen Control has two versions - EU Schengen Control Personal Edition (paid) and EU Schengen Control LIGHT version(free). The functionality of both versions is completely identical, except that the paid version retains the travel history even after the application has been unloaded (or interrupted), but the free version does not save it. If you unload a free application from memory, then the next timebr you start you have to enter the information again. A paid application is free from such inconvenience.

Free version: EUSC LIGHT EU Schengen Control LIGHT version

Paid version: EUSC Personal Edition EU Schengen Control Personal Edition

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People who care about you

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" Why did I decide to write the EU Schengen Control application?"
I myself started with spreadsheets to record travel and successfully used it for myself and my family for several years. Since I'm not the only person who had to comply with the "90/180 days rule", there was an idea to share the accumulated experience, creating EU Schengen Control - a small application that can make it easier for travelers to record and plan their trips. - Anton Pryvalko