Premium feature
Residency Tracker
Log trips, Schengen countdown, and residency day totals
The Residency Tracker is a Premium workflow that logs international trips and maintains rolling Schengen 90/180-day totals plus per-country day counts toward common tax-residency thresholds (often 183 days).
TL;DR — Key Takeaways
- →You record entry and exit dates per country; the dashboard updates days used in the current Schengen window and flags when you approach limits that could trigger unintended tax residence. Pair with country tax guides to see what crossing 183 days would mean for your salary.
- →Free users can use the standalone Schengen calculator for one-off checks; Premium ties trip history to alerts and the annual Health Report.
Sources: OECD Tax Database, national tax authorities, and our methodology. For filing decisions, consult a licensed tax professional.
How it works
- Sign in and open the Residency Tracker in your Premium dashboard.
- Add trips manually, via AI text parsing, or CSV import with entry and exit dates per country.
- Review per-country day counts and Schengen 90/180 totals updated from your trip log.
- Use the what-if simulator to test future stays before you book travel.
- Connect alerts and the annual Health Report—both read from the same trip history.
Who it's for
Digital nomads splitting time across the EU, UK, and low-tax bases who need continuous compliance visibility—not a spreadsheet updated once a quarter.
Common questions
- Does the Residency Tracker use GPS?
- No. You enter trips manually or import them. KeepMore.Money does not track your location in the background.
- What is the 183-day rule in the tracker?
- Many countries treat 183 days of presence in a tax year as a common residency trigger. The tracker counts days per jurisdiction so you can see proximity to that threshold alongside Schengen limits.
Related residency features
Premium features run in your private dashboard after sign-in. Public pages describe capabilities only—your trip logs and documents are never crawled. Planning tool, not tax advice.
