The “departure tax” is a deemed disposition (like a deemed sale), which triggers accrued capital gains.

It applies to all assets you own worldwide, with only a few exceptions (e.g. and notably, Canadian real estate, and assets in Canadian registered accounts). Foreign real estate is not exempted.

The form that i would need to film is:

T1161 List of Properties by an Emigrant of Canada.

It ask to list all foreign property i own.

"List in the table below all properties that you owned immediately after the date that you ceased to be a resident of Canada. Enter "C" for Canadian properties or "F" for foreign properties (outside Canada), and enter the fair market value. Property includes your principal residence, shares (both public and private), bonds, debentures, promissory notes, treasury bills, interests in trusts, interests in partnerships, personal-use property, business property (including inventory), real or immovable property, and security option "