Transfer of stock and remittance

Hello, I relocate from Japan to UK in December 2023, with non-domicile stock investments, holding Japan listed stocks in Japan broker account and US listed stocks in US broker account. Due to relocation, I made an internal transfer of my stock investments from Japan broker account to a newly open UK broker account at the same broker in February 2024. Then after the transfer, I sell some stocks in March 2024 and remain some position in the UK broker account. I am now preparing my self-assessment 2023/24 and noted UK resident can apply remittance basis for any foreign income and capital gain. Therefore, I want to claim the stock investment that I transfer from Japan to UK broker account for tax exemption of any gain arise from these Japan listed stocks. Please could you advice whether I am eligible to make this claim for all the stocks that I transfer from Japan to UK, and so the subsequent capital gain when I sell these stocks after the transfer. Many thanks and look forward to hearing from you soon. Regards, Kingson

Hi,
As the shares were sold when you were in the UK and from a UK stock account, this is UK income and as such not covered by
the remittance basis and needs to be declared.
Thank you.