Residential Status Calculator

For Indian Citizens, PIO & OCI Card Holders  |  As per Income Tax Act, 1961

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Are you an Indian Citizen?
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Are you a PIO (Person of Indian Origin) or OCI Card Holder?
If you hold an OCI card issued by Government of India, or are a Person of Indian Origin (born in India or with Indian-origin parents/grandparents), select Yes.
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Enter total number of days you stayed in India during the relevant Financial Year.
Count all days of physical presence in India including the day of arrival and departure.
days
Please enter a valid number of days (0–366).
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Enter total number of days you stayed in India during the relevant Financial Year.
Count all days of physical presence in India including the day of arrival and departure.
days
Please enter a valid number of days (0–366).
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Were you Resident in India (including RNOR) in at least 2 Financial Years out of the 10 Financial Years immediately preceding the relevant Financial Year?
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Was your total physical stay in India during the 7 immediately preceding Financial Years 730 days or more?
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Did you leave India during the relevant Financial Year for: Employment / Self-employment / Business / Vocation?
Select the option that best describes your situation.
Did you leave India during the relevant Financial Year as a crew member of an Indian Ship?
Are you already settled outside India and came to visit India during the relevant Financial Year?
Any Other Case?
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After relocating abroad, did you also come to visit India during the same Financial Year?
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Was total stay in India during the 4 immediately preceding Financial Years cumulatively 365 days or more?
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Was total cumulative physical stay in India during the 7 immediately preceding Financial Years 730 days or more?
Were you Resident in India (including RNOR) in at least 2 Financial Years out of the 10 immediately preceding Financial Years?
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Does income from Indian sources during relevant Financial Year exceed INR 15,00,000?
Is the other country of residence/jurisdiction a tax-free country?
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Does your income from Indian sources during the relevant Financial Year exceed ₹15,00,000?
Indian sources include salary from Indian employer, income from property/assets in India, business income from India, etc.
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Was your total physical stay in India during the 4 immediately preceding Financial Years cumulatively 365 days or more?
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Is the other country where you reside / have tax jurisdiction a tax-free country?
Tax-free countries are those that do not levy income tax on their residents (e.g. UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, etc.).
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Does your income from Indian sources during the relevant Financial Year exceed ₹15,00,000?
Indian sources include salary from Indian employer, income from property/assets in India, business income from India, etc.
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Was your total cumulative stay in India during the 4 immediately preceding Financial Years 365 days or more?
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Is the other country where you reside / have tax jurisdiction a tax-free country?
Tax-free countries are those that do not levy income tax on their residents (e.g. UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, etc.).
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Does your income from Indian sources during the relevant Financial Year exceed ₹15,00,000?
Your stay in India is less than 60 days. This question determines if the deeming provision applies.
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Is the other country where you reside / have tax jurisdiction a tax-free country?
Tax-free countries are those that do not levy income tax on their residents (e.g. UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, etc.).
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Was your cumulative physical stay in India during the 7 immediately preceding Financial Years 730 days or more?
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Were you resident in India (including RNOR) in at least 2 Financial Years out of the 10 immediately preceding Financial Years?
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Are you already settled outside India and came to visit India during the relevant Financial Year?
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Does your income from Indian sources during the relevant Financial Year exceed ₹15,00,000?
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Was your total cumulative stay in India during the 4 immediately preceding Financial Years 365 days or more?
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Was your total cumulative stay in India during the 4 immediately preceding Financial Years 365 days or more?
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Was your cumulative stay in India during the 7 immediately preceding Financial Years 730 days or more?
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Were you resident in India (including RNOR) in at least 2 Financial Years out of the 10 immediately preceding Financial Years?