Open Bank Account in Canada or USA to Trade Forex and Future

[jj90]

again, because it comes from your mouth it is fact?

Here is a quote from the Royal Bank of Canada:

"Royal Bank of Canada. The Royal Bank of Canada is Canada's largest bank, and offers customer service in more than 200 languages. ... If you're on a temporary visa, you can open an RBC Signature No Limit Banking Account or an RBC VIP Banking Account at no cost for up to 6 months. You'll also get a fee-free credit "

-> Here you go, a limited bank account which is invalidated within 6month. The only reason they offer is so that soon to be residents can open a bank account to cover the bridge-area between temporary and resident visa. Here is their explanation:

Again, you contradict yourself and prove my point for me. I knew you couldn't let it go. So predictable.

OP's question is: Can I as a foreigner open a bank account? Your links above proves it possible. Now you cling to straws saying it's limited bank account. ROFLROFLROFLROFLROFLORLFO. I know the RBC No Limit account. Close friend has one. It's a full service account.

But please keep spinning your hamster wheel and talking as if you know the current facts of day to day life in Canada.

@Zzzz1 BTW I have an EQ Bank account, it's shit no one use it for anything but parking money @ 2%. But nice strawman argument you tried to setup, oh but wait, your RBC evidence contradicts yourself. YAWN.

Does your wife know you like to take it in the ass so hard? Or maybe you don't have a wife because you like getting raped in the ass.

 

[Zzzz1]

His point was "can I as a non-resident alien (= tourist visa) open a bank account in Canada?"

Answer: "No you can't with most banking institutions, at least not if your intent is not to actually settle and move to Canada". Those that allow usually open it temporarily but shut it down if proof of a residence is not submitted at some specific point in time.

Simple as that.

P.S: RBC "no limit account"? LOL, I just showed you and the proof is on their website that its a highly limited account. No out-going wires, no unsecured credit card, only time limited account (6 months) unless proof is provided of taken-up residence in Canada. What's no-limit about that?

So, ok, you can open a 6 month limited account even as tourist. I am sure that is NOT what OP wants. But hey, congratulations. And you are on my ignore because you know the facts, you know the truth, yet come up with all sorts of BS to win a point you lost from your first post in here. I have patience with stupid people but no patience with those who know the truth but deny it.

Again, you contradict yourself and prove my point for me. I knew you couldn't let it go. So predictable.

OP's question is: Can I as a foreigner open a bank account? Your links above proves it possible. Now you cling to straws saying it's limited bank account. ROFLROFLROFLROFLROFLORLFO. I know the RBC No Limit account. Close friend has one. It's a full service account.

But please keep spinning your hamster wheel and talking as if you know the current facts of day to day life in Canada.

@Zzzz1 BTW I have an EQ Bank account, it's shit no one use it for anything but parking money @ 2%. But nice strawman argument you tried to setup, oh but wait, your RBC evidence contradicts yourself. YAWN.

Does your wife know you like to take it in the ass so hard? Or maybe you don't have a wife because you like getting raped in the ass.

 

[luisHK]

It looks extremely hard to open a non resident account in TDbank indeed as a visitor... but no matter how many links it won't suffice to Zzzz1 - actually I'm surprised one can get a checking account, that's not standard for non resident accounts, at least not anymore.


https://www.td.com/to-our-customers/tdhelps/#psce|cid=871|lid=1|tid=001|vid=c0d2adeaf
https://www.td.com/to-our-customers/tdhelps/#psce|cid=871|lid=1|tid=001|vid=43998783

OP, you know the problem ? If you succeed despite facing much tougher regulations than Zzzz, who can travel and move his capital around the world freely : he won't be able to volunteer during his holiday along one his favourite Ngos and help you with a few oranges and aspirine boxes so he can feel better about himself. To enjoy that feeling, he's perfectly fine with vietnamese facing hardship and controls he doesn't need because for some reason, not only he was born in a first world country, but that day the clueless Janitor took him out of the trashbin the smarter gynecologist had thrown him in at first sight . Very unfortunate.

 

[Zzzz1]

What does all your bla even mean? You lost me right after you admitted it's virtually impossible to open a regular bank account as visitor. Thanks for confirming.

It looks extremely hard to open a non resident account in TDbank indeed as a visitor... but no matter how many links it won't suffice to Zzzz1 - actually I'm surprised one can get a checking account, that's not standard for non resident accounts, at least not anymore.


https://www.td.com/to-our-customers/tdhelps/#psce|cid=871|lid=1|tid=001|vid=c0d2adeaf
https://www.td.com/to-our-customers/tdhelps/#psce|cid=871|lid=1|tid=001|vid=43998783

OP, you know the problem ? If you succeed despite facing much tougher regulations than Zzzz, who can travel and move his capital around the world freely : he won't be able to volunteer during his holiday along one his favourite Ngos and help you with a few oranges and aspirine boxes so he can feel better about himself. To enjoy that feeling, he's perfectly fine with vietnamese facing hardship and controls he doesn't need because for some reason, not only he was born in a first world country, but that day the clueless Janitor took him out of the trashbin the smarter gynecologist had thrown him in at first sight . Very unfortunate.

 

[luisHK]

What does all your bla even mean? You lost me right after you admitted it's virtually impossible to open a regular bank account as visitor. Thanks for confirming.

You re welcome. Take it as ur daily banana, one must feed the forum's monkey, although obviously it meant it s easy for visitors to open an account. And the fact TDbank selected a chinese guy and a Mohammed to illustrate that issue says they are quite open about the applicant's nationality, and it might work for a vietnamese citizen as well.

 

[Zzzz1]

Of course it does as long as said Vietnamese citizen has any intend and the ability to secure a resident visa after opening the account else the account will be closed a short while after. That it does not work well lying and cheating with fake rental agreement is evidenced by OP's testimony and story about his US experience. If it worked he would have simply opened an funded his IB account via the US bank account. That it did not work OP himself attested to. End of story.

You re welcome. Take it as ur daily banana, one must feed the forum's monkey, although obviously it meant it s easy for visitors to open an account. And the fact TDbank selected a chinese guy and a Mohammed to illustrate that issue says they are quite open about the applicant's nationality, and it might work for a vietnamese citizen as well.

 

[wrbtrader]

Hi All,

I am from ASEAN country and having both account Interactive broker (UK) and Oanda MT4 (Australia), in my country normally I deposit USD to Oanda the fund via credit card but a few bank owner of credit card (HSBC, Citibank) do not allow my fund to Oanda, I normally use my visa local bank to fund...

I edit out the rest of you post.

Easy solution because you mention your wife is a Canadian citizen and lives in Alberta with the kids...

Just become a legal resident assuming you haven't committed any crimes.

As soon as you arrive in Canada, start your immigration paperwork while you have visitor status. The Canada government want's to keep families together especially when children are involve. Your paperwork WILL go to the front of other immigrants that do not have children that are Canadian citizens.

I don't know how long you'll have to wait to become a legal resident. I have some friends that it took 2 years, others 1 year and some say it took 9 months. It took myself about 16 months.

 

[jj90]

His point was "can I as a non-resident alien (= tourist visa) open a bank account in Canada?"

Answer: "No you can't with most banking institutions, at least not if your intent is not to actually settle and move to Canada". Those that allow usually open it temporarily but shut it down if proof of a residence is not submitted at some specific point in time.

Simple as that.

Such full of shit. @Zzzz1 admits the OP can open a bank account by Zzzz1's own research then says no you can't. Zzzz1 needs reading and writing comprehension.

P.S: RBC "no limit account"? LOL, I just showed you and the proof is on their website that its a highly limited account. No out-going wires, no unsecured credit card, only time limited account (6 months) unless proof is provided of taken-up residence in Canada. What's no-limit about that?

From RBC's site: http://www.rbcroyalbank.com/products/deposits/signature-no-limit-banking.html

Monthly Fee $14.95/month
Monthly Fee after MultiProduct Rebate®1 $8.95/month
Monthly Fee after Seniors Rebate2 $10.95/month
Debits Included Unlimited
Interac e-Transfers Included Unlimited
Overdraft Protection5 Included
Interac Access Fees at Non-RBC Royal Bank ATMs in Canada3 3 refunded/monthly cycle, $1.50 each thereafter
Credit Card Included15 Up to $39.00 rebate on annual fee of an eligible credit card

http://www.rbcroyalbank.com/products/deposits/wire-payments.html

Talk to a Specialist
To request a wire payment, please talk to a specialist or contact your RBC Royal Bank branch.

So, ok, you can open a 6 month limited account even as tourist. I am sure that is NOT what OP wants. But hey, congratulations. And you are on my ignore because you know the facts, you know the truth, yet come up with all sorts of BS to win a point you lost from your first post in here. I have patience with stupid people but no patience with those who know the truth but deny it.

Contradicts his lying ass again. Opening an account that cannot be opened?

Keep trying! My penis has too much of your shit on it.

 

[jj90]

It looks extremely hard to open a non resident account in TDbank indeed as a visitor... but no matter how many links it won't suffice to Zzzz1 - actually I'm surprised one can get a checking account, that's not standard for non resident accounts, at least not anymore.

Luis both links have TD staff saying a person can open an account. Not easy but doable. Yeah you'll have to be there in person. KYC

 

[luisHK]

OP, hopefully you have noticed already the bias of Zzz1, who, following a candle he forgot up his ass a couple of years ago, has been crapping through his mouth ever since.
Don't worry about what he writes, you can as well put him on ignore, as he will go through any lenght to show how a vietnamese should shut the fuck up and grow rice, because that's well understood within regulation.
Whatever very moderate aspirations you are showing in this thread are morally wrong and anyway impossible. Or so he will keep on claiming.

Op, good luck with ur endehaviours