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Which offshore jurisdictions still accept normal Russian citizens as shareholders?

USSR collapsed in 1991, more than 30 years ago. Providing that standard citizenship route take 6 years in most of the countries, those people could get 5 different passports by now.
So something does not add up with those 1m+
From what I know a second or third passport would still list their original country of birth, correct?
 
It could be possible if Russian has foreign residency. However, it will be still hard. All payments in EUR, USD, CHF goes through western correspondent banks and banks don't want to deal with it.
This is what Russians should understand. If you want to live normal life - go fight your favorite Putin. And maybe after 20 years it will get easier.
This is what you deserve and I wish it gets worse for them

Russians should understand that?
Or rather YOU WANT to convence them that they should?

The question then becomes: why do you want that from russians? Out of YOUR OWN, and your friends', weakness of fighting Putin, huh? :)
Then ask yourself: who would have to fight if one day, theoretically, NATO attacked Russia?

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>>All payments in EUR, USD, CHF goes through western correspondent banks and banks don't want to deal with it.

Apparently there's no life on Earth without EUR, USD, CHF.
Then don't use those currencies. Or send money from a country other than Russia. Problem solved.
 
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