Possible tax to Inbound Oversees Bank transfer to UK Resident(non-domiciled)

I am a UK Resident(non-domiciled), has transferred my UK Savings(£15K) out of income to India for property investment purpose as I my visa was supposed to expire beginning of this Year. Cut to now, given the fact that I am on a new skilled worker visa, and planning to buy a home here, and wanted to use that amount as a deposit. Do I need to pay any tax on that 15K, as it was already been taxed here as part of PAYE, before transferring to India. If there any declaration I need to make, how can I do that?

Hi ,
 

You do not pay tax on the transfer of your savings.  Transferring savings into the UK is not a taxable event.  There are no tax implications for transferring money to the UK. Thank you .

Thanks for the reply! A bit confusing as it can be a liquidated amount out of property/land sell. Isn't it kind of Capital Gain type of tax? Do I need to declare that in the assessment form at the time of transfer?

Hi,
There are no tax implications on sending money from the abroad to the UK. HMRC cannot comment if there may be potential tax implications imposed by the country from which the money are being transferred. 
Thank you