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Freddie, i came across following, while surfing internet that there are certain exceptions for considering 60 days to six months [COLOR=#000000][FONT=arial]The requirement of stay in India for 60 days as required in condition 2 is extended to 182 days to be considered as a Resident in India, in the ...

Thanks freddie [QUOTE=freddie;636857]You have been RNOR for the last two years and enjoyed the status. Now that you are leaving and returning back,whenever that will be, you enter into a NEW domain where the 60 days rule will be snagging you into the TAXmans domain. So, be aware about it and play ...

I am Canadian citizen and would like to know that if I become RNOR in India for two years ( as per indian calendar ) and in the beginning of next year I move back to Canada and stay there for more than six months, will I be considered nri in India for that particular year and file my income tax ...