How the 2027 Census Handles Indians Temporarily Abroad
Residents traveling overseas are counted at their home address if they return within 35 days, with enumeration spanning November to January, Times of India reports.
The 2027 Indian Census will include citizens who are temporarily abroad, as long as they come back within 35 days, according to Times of India.
Who is counted if they are overseas during the Census?
Residents travelling temporarily abroad are counted at their usual residence, provided they return within 35 days, Times of India reported.
When does the online self‑enumeration run?
The online self‑enumeration exercise begins on November 16 and runs through November 30, Times of India said.
What are the door‑to‑door enumeration dates and when will results be released?
Door‑to‑door enumeration is scheduled from December 1, 2026, to January 4, 2027, and final census data are expected in April 2027, Times of India noted.
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