No bank outside Belize opens accounts in Belize dollars. Belize dollars are not freely convertible. That is why the liquidator cannot exchange them to US dollars and you will not be able to either. Best option is to receive via a lawyer or representative in Belize then use them for a vacation in...
I tried them for a UK company controlled by non-residents a while back and it worked ok. I believe they are based in France so I would avoid doing any “offshore” type transactions with them.
I would echo the Swiss options. CIM is a traditional bank you can go to visit, do cash transactions, open a safe deposit etc... but all opened online.
If you use Transferwise and move country frequently they will freeze your account at some point. It’s not if, but when.
Yes this example of the pension fund is of course correct, and many other pooled type accounts (like professional client accounts or trustee accounts) have different reporting regulations.
But I thought we were talking about EMIs. EMIs cannot (legally) simply hold pooled funds without opening...
I don’t think whether the IBAN is pooled or shared makes any difference to the CRS reporting. Reporting requirements are based on whether an account exists. An account doesn’t necessarily have a direct IBAN. And conversely, just because an IBAN exists does not mean funds are not pooled.
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