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Free tool · Any nationality · Any legal residence

Build a clear, consistent Schengen itinerary.

Turn genuine trip plans into a professional day-by-day document, catch date and accommodation conflicts, and screen the likely competent country before submission.

Build my itinerary

✓ Every overnight checked ✓ Insurance dates screened ✓ PDF or editable Word

01Map every overnight

02Match transport and stays

03Screen competent country

04Export a clean itinerary

Your trip, checked in context

Build the plan in three passes.

Enter details that match your genuine reservations. The same dates, traveller name and route should appear consistently across the application form, bookings, insurance and cover letter.

Traveller and purpose

Identify this travel plan

Worldwide profile

Applicant’s full name Passport nationality or status Select the wording that matches the passport or travel document. Country of legal residence Use the country shown by current legal-residence evidence, not temporary travel location.

Travel document type Travelling as Total travellers

Worldwide supportThe nationality and legal-residence lists cover countries, territories and common travel-document statuses. Legal residence normally determines where an application is lodged; verify the responsible mission and any representation arrangement.

Main trip purpose Trip arrangement Purpose detail

Is one country primary because of purpose?

Use this only when a specific event, host, meeting or treatment makes one country the main destination, even if another stay is longer.

Primary-purpose country

Entry, exit and protection

Anchor the whole trip

Schengen border journey

Entry

First Schengen country Arrival date Mode Booking status Booking / route reference

Exit

Last Schengen country Departure date Mode Booking status Booking / route reference

For airport connections, first entry means the country where passport control first admits you into Schengen—not necessarily the first city where you sleep.

Travel medical insurance certificate screen

Insurance status Policy source Core medical benefits

Valid from Valid until Coverage amount (€) Valid throughout Schengen

Stays and daily plans

Account for every night

1 stay

Your entries stay on this device.No account, upload or permanent storage.

Travel itinerary

Short-stay Schengen travel plan

Applicant name not provided

Dates not set

Application consistency summary

Competent-country screen Manual verification needed

Verify the competent office and any representation arrangement in the applicant’s country of legal residence.

Planned overnights by country

Day-by-day itinerary

Date	City and plan	Overnight	Transport

Review items

Before submission

Make sure this plan matches transport reservations, accommodation evidence, the insurance certificate, application form and cover letter. Check the competent mission’s current document list because local requirements and appointment channels can differ.

Optional trip essentials

Continue with SchengenSure.

Choose whether you still need travel medical insurance or a local eSIM. Purchase links appear only when requested and open in a new tab.

Visa-compliant travel insurance

Compare available cover for the dates and destinations in your genuine itinerary. Always verify the certificate against the competent mission’s current checklist.

Do you need insurance?

Local travel eSIM

Arrange mobile data for navigation, bookings and local communication during the trip. Check device compatibility and destination coverage before purchase.

Do you need an eSIM?

Optional commercial links are separate from the itinerary consistency result. Buying through SchengenSure does not affect visa eligibility or any decision.

Transparent by design

What this consistency screen means.

The builder checks internal consistency for short-stay Schengen (Type C) planning. It does not assess national long-stay (Type D) routes. Requirements vary by nationality, legal residence, purpose, visa category and consular jurisdiction; this tool does not determine whether a traveller needs a visa, rank products, provide legal advice or predict a decision.

Main destination

Purpose can determine the main destination. Otherwise, length of stay is considered; first external-border entry is the fallback when no main destination can be determined.

Every calendar day

The itinerary connects check-in and check-out dates, reveals gaps or overlaps and shows the full entry-to-exit duration. Previous Schengen stays are outside this tool.

Insurance alignment

The basic screen checks entered coverage of at least €30,000, full trip dates, core benefits and Schengen-wide validity. The optional purchase link is not part of the result.

Rules reviewed 11 August 2026Confirm current requirements with primary official sources.

EU application guidance ↗ EU Visa Code ↗ Official 90/180 calculator ↗