RNOR Status Calculator
Answer a few questions about your time spent in India and get an estimate of your residential status and how many years of your RNOR tax-planning window remain. Full mechanics behind these tests are in the RNOR status explained guide.
Count actual calendar days spent in India this financial year, including partial days.
Add up your days in India for each of the last 4 financial years. Enter 0 if you were abroad the whole time.
This should include the same 4 years above, plus the 3 years before that.
If you're unsure, 0 is the right answer for most long-term NRIs returning for the first time in years.
This is an estimate for planning purposes only, not tax advice. Residential status has edge cases (deemed residency, treaty tie-breaker rules, exact day-count evidence) not fully captured here — confirm with a CA before filing. Talk to a CA who specializes in NRI returns
What to do with your result
- RNOR: your foreign-sourced income generally stays outside India's tax net for now. See the repatriation guide for how to sequence foreign asset decisions while this window is open.
- Resident & Ordinarily Resident (ROR): your global income is now taxable in India, and foreign assets need disclosure. See the tax implications guide for how to handle it correctly.
- Non-Resident: the full return timeline hasn't started for you yet, or you don't meet the resident tests this year — see the full moving-back guide for the broader relocation checklist.
Want the full step-by-step relocation checklist? Get the Moving-Back-to-India Checklist