01/09/2026
Moving abroad with a UK ISA? There’s one rule many expats miss. Your ISA may be tax-free in the UK.
That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s tax-free in the country you move to. Once you become non-UK resident, you generally can’t make new ISA contributions. You can keep your existing ISA and it remains sheltered from UK tax, but your new country may tax the interest, dividends or gains within it.
That can come as an unwelcome surprise. If you’re moving to South Africa, already living here, or planning a return to the UK, it’s worth reviewing your ISA as part of your wider financial plan rather than assuming the UK rules travel with you.
A move across borders can change the rules around your money too. Read the full article by clicking here - https://holbornassets.com/blog/your-isa-and-moving-abroad/
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