26/06/2026
For NRIs, your tax status in India depends on how many days you spend in the country during a financial year. One of the key thresholds is 182 days. If you stay in India for 182 days or more, you may be treated as a Resident for tax purposes. If you stay below this limit, you are generally considered a Non-Resident. However, in some cases, additional conditions may also apply when determining your residential status. This distinction matters because it determines how your income is taxed in India.
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