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Yes, once you get the ROR status, your Canadian pension becomes taxable in India. However, you have the option to claim a foreign tax credit through the DTAA between India and Canada.
Yes, you can retain your Canadian bank account upon return. However, you must inform your Canadian bank about the change in your residency and adhere to the local tax reporting rules.
Generally, you can remain an RNOR up to two years after your return, depending on your previous year's stay overseas.
Yes, you must declare all foreign assets and income sources while filing your Indian Income Tax Returns after becoming a full resident.
Yes, you can continue your TFSA and RRSP accounts; however, you aren't allowed to make new contributions. The interest or gains earned from these accounts may be taxed in India.
By Varun Gupta |Last Updated: January 28, 2026
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