Frequently asked questions

A free planning tool that estimates your permitted stay under Australian visa condition 8558 from the entry and exit dates you enter. It counts days in the rolling 18-month window, shows days remaining, and estimates the latest safe exit date for a current or planned trip.

It applies the standard wording of condition 8558 exactly, but it cannot see your visa record. Conditions vary and can change. Always confirm your conditions in your grant notice or on VEVO.

No. It is informational only and not legal advice. Verify your visa status and conditions with official sources or a registered migration agent before making travel decisions.

Check that your dates are valid, that exit dates are on or after entry dates, and that trips do not overlap. If it still fails, contact us with a short description of the issue and the browser you are using.

A rolling limit: the total time you spend in Australia must not exceed 12 months (365 days) within any 18-month period, measured backwards from any date. Read the full condition 8558 guide.

No. Earlier stays still count while they fall inside the last 18 months. A trip only stops counting once it is more than 18 months in the past.

Treat both as days in Australia. The calculator counts them inclusively, which is the safer assumption when you are close to the limit.

In your visa grant notice and on VEVO (Visa Entitlement Verification Online). Our guide shows how to check your conditions on VEVO.

Condition 8558 is a limitation, not a visa length. Staying longer generally means applying for a new visa. See can you extend a visitor visa 600?

The dates you enter are processed in your browser and saved only in your browser’s local storage so they are still there when you come back. They are never sent to our servers. See the Privacy Policy.

No. Everything on visainfo.cc is free and works without signing up.