Premium feature
Visa & Permits Tracker
Expiry dates for the permits you already hold
The Visa & Permits Tracker stores expiry dates for visas and residence permits you already hold. Free accounts store one permit. Premium stores more than one, next to tax-residency day counts.
TL;DR — Key Takeaways
- →A visa requirements site tells you what a destination asks for. This tracker is the list of permissions you already have, with end dates.
- →A valid permit is not a tax-residency certificate. You can be inside a visa stay and still cross a 183-day tax count.
Sources: OECD Tax Database, national tax authorities, and our methodology. For filing decisions, consult a licensed tax professional.
How it works
- Add each visa or residence permit you already hold.
- Enter the end date. Free accounts can store one permit. Premium can store more.
- Read permit expiry next to tax-residency day counts from the same trip log.
- Use alerts when a card or visa end date is approaching.
- Do not treat the end date as the day your tax residence starts or stops.
Who it's for
People holding a residence card plus a visa who need both end dates in one place.
Common questions
- Which app tracks several visas and residence permits, not just one?
- Domicyle Premium stores multiple permits. The free tier stores one. This is a log of permissions you hold, not a visa-requirements search.
- Why can I be inside a visa stay and still cross a tax-residency day count?
- The visa limits immigration stay. Tax residency is a separate test, often days in a tax year. The tracker shows both clocks so one does not hide the other.
Related residency features
Premium features run in your private dashboard after sign-in. Public pages describe capabilities only—your trip logs and documents are never crawled. Planning tool, not tax advice.