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ISA from overseas
luke_machin
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Hi. British born live in Australia. Been here 10 years. Still a British citizen. No such thing as an ISA in Australia. Would I still be eligible for one in the UK even if I don’t reside there anymore?
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I believe you need to be UK resident to contribute to an ISA. Have a look on the Gov.UK site - the rules and regs should be there.
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What would be the point of having an account that shelters you from UK taxation when you wouldn't be liable to UK tax?
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Australia does not recognise ISAs as being tax free.0
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