We support British expats and NRIs living in Goa, as well as clients planning a move to India, with UK pensions, property, investments and financial interests across both countries.
Returning NRIs, OCI card holders and Indian nationals with a UK working history face a specific set of questions: how a UK pension is taxed once you are Indian resident, how RNOR status affects the timing of a move, and how UK assets should be reported on both sides.
Our India team coordinates with our London head office and appropriately regulated advisers and strategic partners. Consultations are available by video or telephone; contact us to discuss appointment arrangements.

Transferring UK pensions to QROPS or qualifying schemes for NRIs who have moved back to India.
Read the QROPS transfer guideCross-border financial planning for British expats living in India, coordinated with India-regulated advisers.
View the planning overviewInsurance and mutual fund planning in INR, delivered through advisers regulated by IRDAI and AMFI in India.
Explore INR planningUsing the RNOR window and the UK-India Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement to plan the timing and treatment of overseas income.
Calculate your RNOR statusYour UK pension options once resident in India, including income, lump sums and the tax treatment of each.
Read UK pension adviceSelling or letting UK property while resident in India, including capital gains reporting on both sides.
Read the property sale guideA single coordinated plan across UK and Indian assets, income, residency and long-term goals.
See the 360 ReviewBusiness, tax, compliance and personal support on the ground in India.
Explore MyBridge IndiaFor British expats and returning NRIs in Goa, financial planning often involves a UK pension, a UK home still owned or let, and savings or family assets in India. Reviewing these together helps identify the residency, reporting and income decisions that need attention before and after a move.
We map your UK and Indian position together and set out the decisions that need to be taken before, during and after a move.
"Ranjit has been incredibly generous with his time so far and has answered many of my questions in the initial discovery call. I look forward to working with him further."
Yes. Our India team supports British expats and NRIs in Goa with UK pension reviews, transfer options and cross-border planning, coordinated with our London head office.
Resident but Not Ordinarily Resident is a transitional Indian tax status that can apply for a limited period after returning to India. It affects how overseas income is taxed, so the timing of a move and of pension withdrawals should be reviewed together.
Consultations are available by video or telephone. Contact us to discuss appointment arrangements. WhatsApp or call +91 837-392-8038, or email contact@atwalfinancial.com. Initial consultations are free and carry no obligation.
India
Advisers nationwide across India by appointment
We also serve clients across the UK — London, Leicester, Manchester & Nottingham — and across India — New Delhi & Mumbai.