Which non-CRS country would you recommend for a bank account ?

jafo said:

Thank you! This is extremely helpful!

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You are welcome.

Just to explain, why I consider Allied Turkish Bank IBU Ltd interesting – it is known that the long-time problem with banks at TRNC, discussed also in the article How to open a bank account in North Cyprus<br/> quoted above, is that they are very dependent on their Turkish correspondent banks. I guess that for a member of a group involving also a bank in the UK it need not to be so sensitive / painful...

(At Halkbank I have pointed only because I know from N.Macedonia that they are open to non-residents /there/.)

Anyway, another member's input or experience will be much appreciated.

If you want a n account in north cyprus , you need first to decide whar you want to do trading, or hide your funds?
Is not easy open account in trnc , they are under a lot of pressure after too many russians come to open accounts

non halk bank do not open . they a under big pressure from us gold scandal

tukrkish bank is very seroius they have their own bank in uk , they are not open to shady business

Piano said:

where did you hear that Halkbank is open to non-residents ?

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From a reputable source. And you can e.g. check their current pricelist – there are separate chapters for “Opening, maintenance and closing foreign currency payment accounts, foreign payment operations (outflows/inflows), cash payments and other operations in the foreign payment operations for non-resident individuals and for non-resident legal entities”.
Having said that, see below.

csp dubai said:

non halk bank do not open . they a under big pressure from us gold scandal

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Well, this is possible, unfortunately. I cannot object as I am not informed how their policy looks at the very current moment; my knowledge is just general.

csp dubai said:

tukrkish bank is very seroius they have their own bank in uk , they are not open to shady business

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I did not have in mind any shady business – and yes, from what I have heard, they have quite a good reputation in the UK.