Can I be a Florida resident and live in another state?

However, in some rare situations, a person could be a resident of two states for state income tax purposes. This situation occurs when a person is domiciled in one state, but lives in another state for more than 183 days. This could cause the other state to impose income taxes.



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This rule does not require “legal residence” but merely “residence” in Georgia for 183 days or part days. As noted above, “legal residence” is different from “residence.” A person can have more than one residence, to wit: he/she can be a “legal resident” of Florida but also be a “resident” of Georgia.

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Reasons to Become a Florida Resident
  • Income tax, death tax and estate tax exemption. Becoming a Florida resident exempts you from a number of taxes. ...
  • Homestead protection. There are three different laws that protect your home ownership in the state. ...
  • Enjoy outdoor activities from golf, tennis and swimming.


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1. Qatar. Qatar, nestled in the Persian Gulf and known for its immense wealth driven by the natural gas industry, is renowned for the stringent requirements for obtaining citizenship. To become a Qatari citizen as a foreigner, one must reside in the country continuously for a staggering 25 years.

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