
Repatriation
Planning
for British Expatriates

Fidelis Wealth Management work together with our sister company in the UK to ensure that our clients receive the best advice when returning to the UK.
Over 80,000 UK expats return to the UK each year and this can mark an exciting turning point, but it can also be a complicated process.
There is plenty to consider, whether it’s finding schools for your children, deciding what possessions to sell and what to bring back, or where to live and work. If that wasn’t enough, one more thing to add to the list before you get on the plane is how you’ll manage your financial affairs.
For many expats who have done a stint overseas, their financial affairs are more complex than when they left the UK, so will now need more thought and planning than they did before.
For those moving back, there are potentially expensive pitfalls to avoid, tax implications to be aware of and some legal considerations to factor in. While repatriating can be exciting, it makes sense to plan for the financial aspects of moving home, to ensure you are not left out of pocket or unwittingly falling foul of the law.

Tax Advice
Your tax position will depend on where you are tax resident and therefore it's important to plan before you return home. Reintegrating into the UK system in a structured manner is important to ensure you and having your investments in order is a key part of that.
Tailored Solutions
Fidelis and our sister company in the UK are able to provide clients with an unrivalled level of expertise when it comes to repatriation. We can offer a seamless transition between our Asian regulated business and our UK regulated business ensuring that you are in safe hands as you look ahead to your move.
Contact us and our team of advisers will be happy to help you throughout the process.
Other Services

Foreign Exchange
Whether you're managing overseas investments, buying a holiday home, or running an international business, our foreign exchange services offer tailored solutions. We help you navigate currency risks and optimise cross-border transactions, ensuring your global financial activities are efficient and effective.