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Personal Bank Account in SE Asia as a Non-Resident
What is the process please? I thought a suitable visa/work permit was required when opening a personal bank account as a foreigner?- financiallearner
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Personal Bank Account in SE Asia as a Non-Resident
Thank you. I've looked at Cambodia the only issue is that many people say a minimum 6-month visa is required by the banks? I understand anyone can get the business visa easily but my understanding is it can take several days, meaning I'd need to wait in Cambodia until the passport is returned?- financiallearner
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Personal Bank Account in SE Asia as a Non-Resident
Thank you for your reply. It would only be used for debit card transactions for day to day spending, so only like $3-4k deposited/spent per month. No big lump sum.- financiallearner
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Personal Bank Account in SE Asia as a Non-Resident
Hello all. Are there are recommendations for opening a personal bank account in South East Asia that 1. Comes with a debit card for overseas spending and 2. Isn't in Thailand. Can visit in person if needed to open. Thank you in advance.- financiallearner
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Hong Kong company wants to invest in crypto
Thanks for the reply. Swissborg doesn't accept HK companies. My concern with Nebeus is that it's a crypto-specific platform so this will be classed as a crypto-related transaction when depositing from Currenxie. The issue is entering the market as my HK bank doesn't allow crypto-related...- financiallearner
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Hong Kong company wants to invest in crypto
Hey all. So I have a Hong Kong company that does content writing services. I would like to start investing in crypto over the next 12-18 months. However, my Hong Kong banks (Currenxie and Stratys) do not allow crypto-related transactions. So was looking for ways around this. Was thinking a...- financiallearner
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