Entry and exit dates are counted inclusively, matching the conservative rule most tax guidance uses.
Counting your days
Know your days before they count against you.
Log stays by country, count inclusive calendar days, and see when a common residency threshold deserves a closer look.
- Default threshold
- 183 days
- Counting rule
- Entry and exit count
- Privacy model
- Local until sync
Exposure
Country day counts
Current calendar year
Add a trip to see your residency exposure by country.
Counting rule: any calendar day with presence in a country counts as one full day. Entry and exit dates are inclusive. This is a tracking aid, not tax advice.
Trips
Travel log
Newest stays first. Export or import CSV to move your history between devices.
No trips yet. Add your first stay or import a CSV.
Switch between the current calendar year and a rolling 365-day view for stricter jurisdictions.
Try the full workflow locally. Email sign-in exists only to save your trip log to your account.
Use the count as a planning signal, then confirm your situation with a qualified advisor.
You might be wondering
Why is 183 days the default?
Many countries use 183 calendar days as a tax-residency signal. Some use different tests, so each tracked country can have its own threshold.
Can I use Nomad Counter without signing in?
Yes. Trips and country settings are saved in this browser. Sign in with an email code only when you want account sync.
What does “currently there” do?
Open-ended trips count from the entry date through today, so the dashboard keeps updating while you travel.