Free tool
Nomad Tax Map
Explore tax residency rules for every country. See day limits, fiscal year start dates, and Schengen membership at a glance.
Countries and territories
226
Schengen members
29
Custom fiscal years
7
Non-183 day limits
3
Day limits shown are the general tax residency thresholds. Many countries have additional criteria beyond day counts (center of vital interests, habitual abode, etc.). This tool provides a starting point for research. Always consult a tax professional for your specific situation.
Track your days automatically
Nomad Tracker logs your days per country using GPS, photo metadata, or manual entry. In the app, see every country you've been to on an interactive world map, with your days counted per country. Get alerts before you hit any residency threshold, and export reports for your accountant.
From the blog
Country by country.
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Setting Up Fiscal Alerts So You Never Get Surprised by Tax Residency
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Tax Resident of Two Countries at Once: How It Happens and How to Fix It
How digital nomads accidentally trigger dual tax residency, the treaty tie-breaker rules that resolve it, and how to avoid the trap entirely.
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