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Tax residency in Eritrea
An individual is regarded as resident in Eritrea if, based on an overall facts-and-circumstances assessment, they live in Eritrea as their ordinary place of abode or habitual residence, maintain a permanent home available in Eritrea, or have their centre of vital interests (personal and economic ties) in Eritrea; primary indicators include the existence and availability of a permanent home, the location of family and personal/economic ties, and the place of employment or business, with physical presence relevant but no statutory day-count threshold; individuals not meeting these factors are treated as non-resident.
This summary is general information, not tax or legal advice. Rules change and individual circumstances vary — confirm with a qualified adviser before making decisions.
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