Income tax return for nri

There is a Double taxation avoidance agreement signed between India and Republic of Korea so under that if the Income is taxed in Korea it is not taxable in India.

So is the Income earned in Korea credited to your Korean Bank account or Indian Bank account?

You also need to check your NRI Status

A tax payer gets the status of NR in India if his/her physical stay in India is less than: 

> 182 days in a FY; or 

> 60 days in a FY and 365 days during preceding four FYs. The 60 days may be extended to 182 days in cases where an Indian citizen in going abroad for employment or an Indian citizen/ person of Indian origin visiting India. 

Yes the amount is credited in my Korean Bank account. And just for information, here the banking things are not as messy as in India. The bank has never asked any documents like pan card or any Indian residence proof.

The amount of salary that is deposited in my account is after the deduction on income tax, so here we don’t have to file the ITR and all those stuff.

Yes my NRI status is on as during this FY I will be only here for 35 days!

You can file Income tax return in India file ITR6 form and claim deduction under Section 90 for the Korean Income also include the Indian Income you would have earned Interest on Bank Interest and any other Incomes. This is the best way to go.

Okay, Thanks for helping out. By the way I just searched out for ITR6 and it seems like it’s used by companies. But as an individual can I use ITR6? and under section 90 is all income earned and taxed abroad are exempted from tax ?

ITR6 I mentioned was incorrect use ITR1 or ITR2....Yes Incones taxed abroad are exempt under this section