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Residency for Students
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If you attend school full-time or part-time in another state, you remain a permanent resident of your home state. Some exceptions may apply.
| If you are | Then |
|---|---|
| Taking steps to establish residency in the state where you attend school | You may be considered a resident of that state. For details, see Domicile. |
| A Michigan or North Dakota resident attending school in Minnesota | You may not need to pay Minnesota income tax. For details, see Reciprocity. |
| A resident of another state attending school in Minnesota | You may be considered a Minnesota resident if you meet the 183-day rule. |
| Working and attending school in Minnesota on a foreign visa | You may be required to file a Minnesota return. For details, see Aliens. |
| Attending school in Minnesota on a student visa | You are considered a nonresident alien for the first five years you stay in the United States. |
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