Visa counters: ESTA, UK Visitor, Schengen, and more

Simple per-visit caps

• US ESTA — 90 days per visit under the Visa Waiver Program. No rolling cap, but frequent back-to-back visits invite questions at the border.
• US Tourist Visa (B1/B2) — up to 180 days per admission.
• UK Visitor Visa — up to 180 days per visit.
• Canada Visitor Visa — up to 180 days per entry.
• Thailand Tourist — 30 days per visit; Indonesia Business (D2) — 60 days per visit.

The card for these shows your current visit: day X of the cap, resetting when you leave, and badged Overstayed with a red bar if you go past it (visa caps never show Reached — that badge is for reach-at-least goals like tax residency). A day Bounded has no data for also ends the visit, so fill any gap you actually spent in the country. See per-visit windows.

Combined rules

• Schengen Tourist Visa — the flagship: 90 per visit and 90 in any rolling 180. Days in Monaco, San Marino, and Vatican City count toward the 90; days in Andorra do not. Full guide.
• India Tourist Visa — 90 days per visit plus a 180-day aggregate per calendar year, both watched on one card.

Single-entry visas

Schengen Visa (Single Entry) models consulate-issued Type C visas: you enter the validity window and the maximum days stamped on your visa, and Bounded counts within that fixed window — with the expiry date on the card.