How many days did you spend in each country?

Steps

1. Open all your Timeline files in Trackmere (old Takeout + phone exports together).
2. Set From and To to the period you need – for example a calendar year, or a tax year such as 6 April to 5 April.
3. Open Days per country. Print or save the report as PDF, or export the day-by-day sheet to Excel.

How Trackmere counts

• Days present: every date with at least one recorded location, visit or journey end in that country. A travel day counts for both countries.
• Nights (3 a.m.): the country you were in at 3 a.m. – a common stand-in for rules that count midnights.
• Days without data are listed and never assigned to a country.
• Days follow the time zone you choose. Android exports also store the local offset, which you can use instead.

Before you rely on it

• Rules differ: some count any part of a day, some count midnights, some look back several years. Check the rules that apply to you.
• Borders are simplified (roughly 100–300 m). Check days spent right next to a border.
• Fill missing days from other records – tickets, boarding passes, bookings.
• This is a summary of your own data, not tax, immigration or legal advice.