ZeroCrewWhich countries are in Schengen?
29 countries, shown as raised blocks. Tap any country to see if it's in and when it joined.
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All 29 Schengen countries
The Schengen area has 29 countries: 25 EU members plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland. Bulgaria and Romania became full members on January 1, 2025. Ireland and Cyprus are in the EU but not in Schengen.
- Austriasince 1997
- Belgiumsince 1995
- Bulgariasince 2025
- Croatiasince 2023
- Czechiasince 2007
- Denmarksince 2001
- Estoniasince 2007
- Finlandsince 2001
- Francesince 1995
- Germanysince 1995
- Greecesince 2000
- Hungarysince 2007
- Icelandsince 2001
- Italysince 1997
- Latviasince 2007
- Liechtensteinsince 2011
- Lithuaniasince 2007
- Luxembourgsince 1995
- Maltasince 2007
- Netherlandssince 1995
- Norwaysince 2001
- Polandsince 2007
- Portugalsince 1995
- Romaniasince 2025
- Slovakiasince 2007
- Sloveniasince 2007
- Spainsince 1995
- Swedensince 2001
- Switzerlandsince 2008
Not in Schengen
Ireland, Cyprus, United Kingdom, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Moldova, Ukraine, Turkey.
Counting days for a trip? The Schengen 90/180 calculator takes exact dates, and the 90/180 rule explains how the rolling window works.
Updated . Source: the European Commission's list of Schengen States.
Questions
How many countries are in the Schengen area?
29: 25 EU members plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Switzerland. Bulgaria and Romania became full members on January 1, 2025, and Croatia joined on January 1, 2023.
Is Ireland in Schengen?
No. Ireland is in the EU but keeps its own visa rules and a Common Travel Area with the UK. Days in Ireland don't count toward your 90 Schengen days.
Is the UK in Schengen?
No. The UK was never part of Schengen, before or after it left the EU. Days in the UK don't count toward your 90.
Is Cyprus in Schengen?
Not yet. Cyprus is an EU member that is expected to join later, so for now days in Cyprus don't count toward your 90.
Is Switzerland in Schengen?
Yes. Switzerland isn't in the EU, but it has applied Schengen in full since 2008. Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein are in the same position.
How long can you stay in Schengen?
If you don't need a visa, for example with a US, UK, Canadian, or Australian passport, you can stay 90 days in any rolling 180-day period. Every day in any of the 29 countries counts toward the same 90, and both the day you arrive and the day you leave count.
Schengen Calculator
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