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RNOR Status Calculator
Estimate your NR, RNOR, or ROR status using stay-day rules
FAQs
What is RNOR?
RNOR means Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident. It is a transitional residency category under Indian tax rules for eligible returning individuals.
How is RNOR determined?
Typically, you must first qualify as resident and then satisfy at least one RNOR condition, such as non-resident history or limited stay in prior years.
Can this tool replace tax advice?
No. Residency exceptions and treaty impacts may apply. Use this as an estimate and verify with a qualified tax professional.
How to Use the RNOR Status Calculator
Determine your Indian residential status (Resident, RNOR, or Non-Resident) for tax purposes based on days of stay.
- Enter your days of stay in India for the relevant years.
- The calculator applies the residency tests.
- See your status and what it means for foreign income.
Real-World Use Cases
Returning NRIs
RNOR status can shield foreign income from Indian tax for a transition period.
Tax Planning
Plan the timing of your return to maximize RNOR years.
Tips
Tips
- RNOR is a transitional status between Non-Resident and Resident.
- Foreign income is generally not taxed in India during RNOR years — confirm with a tax advisor.