Stay on the right side of 183 days, in every country.
Calendar years, tax years, any 12 months, or the US three-year test: every country counts differently. AtlasDays tracks each one against your real trips, and exports a record your accountant can check.
Track any tax residence rule
Pick a country and its test comes set: the threshold, the window, and whether days or nights count. Choose to stay below the line or to reach it. The common tests come ready to use, each with a plain-language guide.
US Substantial Presence Test31 days this year and 183 weighted across three years.Guide
United Kingdom Tax Residency183 midnights or more in a UK tax year, from 6 April.Guide
Ireland Tax Residency183 days in one year, or 280 across two years.Guide
Norway Tax ResidencyOver 183 days in 12 months, or over 270 in 36 months.Guide
Portugal Tax ResidencyMore than 183 nights in any 12 months.Guide
Denmark Overseas Work 42-Day Limit42 days in Denmark in any six months.Guide
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Albania
Armenia
Australia
Bulgaria
Canada
Colombia
Cyprus
Czechia
Estonia
Georgia
Greece
Indonesia
Italy
Lithuania
Malaysia
Malta
Mauritius
Moldova
Montenegro
New Zealand
Poland
Romania
Serbia
Singapore
Slovakia
Slovenia
Taiwan
Thailand
United Arab Emirates
Vietnam
US states
How it works
Set it up once. After that, every tracker stays current with every day you spend in each country.
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Pick your countries
Choose the preset for each country and its test comes set, or build your own. Decide whether you want to stay below the line or reach it.
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Add your trips
Import past trips from your photos, Flighty, or a CSV file, or add them by hand. Add planned trips too, to see what they do to the count before you book.
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Hand over the record
Export your trips, days, and countries as a PDF or a spreadsheet, so whoever files for you gets dates they can check. Exports are part of AtlasDays Pro.
About exports
Go deeper
Plain-language guides to the rules behind the numbers.
- The 183-day ruleWhy it is common but not universal, and where day counting stops being the whole answer.
- Tax residency by countryThe day threshold and counting window for each country, with the official source.
- US state residencyThe day threshold and statutory-residence basis for each state.
- Does a layover count?Why immigration, day counting, and travel lists answer differently.
- Using your Flighty historyTurning flights into a residency day count you can trust.
- Your official entry and exit recordsWhere to request them, what they cost, and how long they take.
Know where you stand, all year.
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Day count is one input to residency, and often not the deciding one: homes, family, and treaty tie-breakers can override it. AtlasDays does not tell you where you are resident, and it is not tax advice.
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