Easiest option to open individual bank account remotely?

[abaganov]

Looking for easy remote option to open a bank account for myself to transfer dividends and salary from my Hong Kong company account , I can deposit 300k USD right away , my company revenue is from legit affiliate marketing operation, currently residing in Thailand , any suggestions? Thanks in advance. (can't use wise)

 

[cuno]

currenxie, Zen, Revolut, tons of options.

 

[abaganov]

currenxie does not offer private banking, Revolut does not work with Thai residents , Also I am looking for a real bank, not a fintech

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Why would you need a private bank? Are you aware of the existence of btc?

 

[Clearsky Network]

currenxie does not offer private banking, Revolut does not work with Thai residents , Also I am looking for a real bank, not a fintech

The amount is too low for private banking, but you can try sygnum bank i think with 300k its still an option

 

[Martin Everson]

Looking for easy remote option to open a bank account for myself to transfer dividends and salary from my Hong Kong company account , I can deposit 300k USD right away , my company revenue is from legit affiliate marketing operation, currently residing in Thailand , any suggestions? Thanks in advance. (can't use wise)

You can have a look at Paxum Bank or Zenus Bank.

 

[SCHLOSSFINANZ]

Banque Cramer

 

[Sols]

Check out the bigger retail banks in Singapore, Hong Kong, and even Malaysia (Labuan). Banks like UOB, OCBC, Maybank, DBS, Citibank, CIMB, and Standard Chartered.

You qualify for premium banking options with many banks there and they are generally comfortable with Thai residents.

I wouldn't say account opening will be easy. It'll be a thorough inspection of yourself and your finances.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

OP will waste her time, energy and health in the futile search of a good bank: it simply doesn’t exist.
She only needs a few random EMIs/banks to move fiat to a brokerage account (IBKR or else) and to on-ramp crypto platforms.

 

[toums]

Check out the bigger retail banks in Singapore, Hong Kong, and even Malaysia (Labuan). Banks like UOB, OCBC, Maybank, DBS, Citibank, CIMB, and Standard Chartered.

You qualify for premium banking options with many banks there and they are generally comfortable with Thai residents.

I wouldn't say account opening will be easy. It'll be a thorough inspection of yourself and your finances.

Do you have any recommendation or experiences with Labuan (individual and/or corporate accounts), having an offshore company there (instead of HK or SG for example ..) ?

 

[Clank]

Charles Schwab USA, 25k minimum deposit and 0 fees.

It’s a brokerage account with banking capabilities.