Rule change monitor
What changed, when it changed, and which travel days it affects.
This monitor groups Jetseen's dated, source-backed updates on border systems and national presence rules. A page is refreshed only when the underlying facts change, and every jurisdictional claim must cite an official source with a retrieval date.
EU Entry/Exit System
What changed in automated Schengen border recording, and when did it take effect?
Updated 2026-07-06
Does San Marino Count Toward Schengen 90/180?
San Marino is not listed as a Schengen member, but it is accessed through Italy and does not work as a simple Schengen reset.
Updated 2026-05-23
Does a Residence Permit Count Toward Schengen 90/180 Days?
Schengen short-stay days and national long-stay or residence-permit days are not the same thing. Here is the careful way to track them.
Updated 2026-05-19
EES vs ETIAS in 2026: What Frequent Schengen Travelers Need to Track
EES is live now. ETIAS is still pending. This guide explains what frequent Schengen travelers should track before travel, at the border, during the stay, and after exit.
Updated 2026-05-07
EU Entry/Exit System and ETIAS: What Every Schengen Traveler Needs to Know in 2026
EES went fully live on April 10, 2026. Your Schengen days are now counted digitally at every crossing — even if your fingerprints were not scanned. ETIAS follows in Q4 2026.
Updated 2026-04-13
Does EES Affect Digital Nomads? What the New Schengen Border System Means for You
EES went live April 10, 2026. If you hold a digital nomad visa, the 90-day cap doesn't apply. If you're on short-stay, your days are counting in real time. Here's what changed.
Updated 2026-04-13
EES is live: your Schengen days are counting now
EES became fully operational on 10 April 2026. Here's what changed at the border, what didn't, and what it means for your 90/180-day count.
ETIAS
What is the current ETIAS timetable, and how is it different from a day-count rule?
Updated 2026-05-19
EES vs ETIAS in 2026: What Frequent Schengen Travelers Need to Track
EES is live now. ETIAS is still pending. This guide explains what frequent Schengen travelers should track before travel, at the border, during the stay, and after exit.
Updated 2026-05-07
EU Entry/Exit System and ETIAS: What Every Schengen Traveler Needs to Know in 2026
EES went fully live on April 10, 2026. Your Schengen days are now counted digitally at every crossing — even if your fingerprints were not scanned. ETIAS follows in Q4 2026.
Updated 2026-03-19
ETIAS and EES: How Europe's Digital Border System Changes Travel in 2026
The EU Entry/Exit System (EES) now tracks every Schengen border crossing digitally. ETIAS launches late 2026. Here's what changes for travelers and nomads.
UK ETA
Who needs a UK electronic travel authorisation, and what does it not replace?
Updated 2026-07-03
UK ETA in 2026: What It Means for Visitor Day Tracking
A UK ETA is digital permission to travel, not a guarantee of entry or a guaranteed six-month stay. Here is what visitors should record before and after arrival.
Updated 2026-05-19
UK ETA 2026: What It Does Not Replace
A UK ETA lets you travel to the UK, but it does not replace a visa, border permission, visitor rules, or UK day-count tracking.
Updated 2026-05-08
UK ETA 2026: Rules, Cost, and Checklist for Frequent Travelers
UK ETA 2026 guide: who needs one, what it costs, how long it lasts, and what frequent travelers should check before travel.
National tax rules
Which national presence or tax-residency rules changed, and which dates do they affect?
Updated 2026-07-06
Netherlands Tax Residence: Why 183 Days Is Not the Whole Test
Dutch tax residence is based on facts and circumstances, not a simple domestic 183-day shortcut. Here is what cross-border travelers should track.
Updated 2026-07-06
Spain 183-day tax residency rule: what you need to know
Spend more than 183 days in Spain in a calendar year and you may owe tax on your worldwide income. Here's exactly how the rule works.
Updated 2026-07-05
Austria's Six-Month Tax Residence Rule: What Day Trackers Need to Know
Austria tax residence can turn on domicile, usual residence, and a six-month retrospective rule, not a simple 183-day calendar-year shortcut.
Updated 2026-07-05
Croatia Tax Residence: The 183-Day Rule Digital Nomads Misread
Croatia's tax-residence guidance includes permanent residence, apartment possession, habitual residence, one-or-two-calendar-year timing, and short interruptions.
Updated 2026-07-05
Latvia 183-Day Tax Residence Rule: What Counts in the 12-Month Window
Latvia's 183-day tax-residence criterion uses any 12-month period beginning or ending in a tax year, and declared residence is a separate criterion.
Updated 2026-07-05
Lithuania Tax Residence: The 183-Day and 280/90-Day Rules
Lithuania's 2026 income-tax law includes a 183-day tax-period test, a 280/90-day successive-period test, and non-day residence tests.
Hub updated 2026-07-27