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Where have you triggered tax residency?

Enter the days you’ve spent in each of the 12 nomad-visa countries over the past 12 months. The planner flags where you’ve crossed the day-count threshold, where you’re within 30 days of it, and where you’re safely non-resident. Each country’s specific rules (183-day, 180-day, rolling, facts tests) are applied.

Days in each country over the past 12 months

Total: 0 / 365

Preview — enter days to see status

Tax residency status by country

What this planner doesn’t do

  • Evaluate facts-and-circumstances tests (habitual residence, center of vital interests) — those depend on your full situation, not just days.
  • Account for tax-treaty tie-breakers between countries you’re resident in simultaneously.
  • Handle the US citizenship-based taxation (US owes tax regardless of residency — use FEIE + FTC for planning).
  • Replace a cross-border CPA. In any year you change tax residency or approach the line, professional advice is worth the fee.

Where these day-count thresholds come from

Each threshold is the statutory day count in that country’s income tax code. Day count is only ever the first test: every country listed also has a facts-based tie-breaker (permanent home, centre of vital interests, family presence) that can make you resident below the threshold or non-resident above it, and a double-tax treaty can override the domestic answer entirely. The planner flags the day count and names the second test; it cannot decide your residency for you.

Last verified 2026-08-03. Figures change without notice — confirm against the linked authority before you file or apply.