UntildConnecticut — statutory residence
Connecticut uses more than 183 days plus a permanent place of abode for people domiciled elsewhere, with an armed-forces qualification. Domicile and its exceptions are separate.
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Connecticut: travel & residency rules
Find the Connecticut day-count rules relevant to your stay, with calculators, counting assumptions and official sources.
At a glance
| Rule | Key numbers | Official reference |
|---|---|---|
| Connecticut — statutory residence | Home there + more than 183 days | Connecticut Department of Revenue Services ↗ |
| Connecticut — 30-day exception | Domiciliaries: 30 days or fewer, no CT home | Connecticut Department of Revenue Services ↗ |
How each rule works
Connecticut — 30-day exception
The Connecticut Group A exception requires no permanent Connecticut abode during the year, a permanent abode elsewhere for the entire year, and no more than 30 Connecticut days. All three conditions must be met.
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