How to use the NRI Residential Status Checker
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Enter your own amounts, dates and verified eligibility facts. Sample values illustrate the calculation only. - 2
Check the breakdown and assumptions. Resolve any review-required items before using the result. - 3
Download the Figment PDF to retain the inputs, calculation, sources and scope.
How the calculation works
Basic residence: at least 182 days, or the applicable 60/120/182-day threshold with at least 365 days in the preceding four years.
For a resident, examine preceding-ten-year non-residence and preceding-seven-year days, plus special visitor and deemed-resident RNOR rules.
Worked example
An Indian citizen visiting for 90 days, with ₹10 lakh relevant income and liability to tax abroad, is non-resident on these entered facts. A qualifying high-income visitor with 130 days and 400 preceding-four-year days meets the special resident test and is RNOR.