How to Deposit Money to an Offshore Bank Account

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Title	:	How to Deposit Money to an Offshore Bank Account
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I am in UK I have a small amount help
Comment from : Simon Kenwothy

The piece of artwork behind you sure is gorgeous Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Y T

How do you send money to another country without the feds getting involved I heard if you send over 10,000 they rat you out to the tax man
Comment from : MUSLIM COSMETICS

Open offshore account $100
Comment from : Tony Michael Lee TML trademarked

i have Ammount for transactions accounts
Comment from : pAkArmy isi

I will receive my non-taxable share of my family's trust in 2021 Is just bringing the check drawn from a US bank to the foreign bank better than a transfer? Is it a red flag compared to a series of transfers?
Comment from : martinishot

Will a off shore bank exchange physical Iraqi dinar currency for me?
Comment from : johnny blaze

Thanks
Comment from : marian Javier jimenez

My broker says a wire is the only way But is that an International wire?
Comment from : Venus Reena

Has anyone tried using xecom?
Comment from : ultraskew

AM BASED in SOUTH AFRICA, AM A businesswoman/Business Banker and involved in politics
Comment from : nomandie sebenzile

I HAVE A BIDVEST ACCOUNT ,IS IT SAFER TO TRANSFER TO AN OFFSHORE ACCOUNT
Comment from : nomandie sebenzile

you mentioned that we should be careful with incremental, recurring transfers why?
Comment from : STATE OF M1ND

Thanks great stuff
Comment from : ADAM REES

Do you have any idea about how easy or difficult it is for an Indian National non resident to open a 🏦 Bank account in Georgia (eg: TBC)? If so do you think he is allowed to trade Bitcoin through an online exchange? I have some strategies for Bitcoin trading which I want to do in Georgia I hear that there is no capital gains tax for crypto currency there If the banks are not crypto currency friendly there, would Armenia be a better option?
Comment from : Sanjay Francis George

thanks for the infoone related questionwhen buying a real estate in these countries should we finalize a deal in dollars or local currencysome countries have so much fluctuation that by the time wire of such huge amount reaches destination we already loose money due to their currency going downpls share your opinion
Comment from : Ali syed

hi andrew! what are the banks that are crypto currency friendly?
Comment from : mico mariñas

Okay how about if I say I have a Offshore bank account but I want to transfer some money to someone who doesn’t have one They have a A regular one in the US can I do that? And how?
Comment from : DEStINY COREY

Does the money have to come from an account with your own name ? If you receive it from another one's account is that a problem for banks or authorities? Thanks
Comment from : Tsports mr

And how to get the money out of the offshore account?brHow to cash it?
Comment from : _ Nayl

you forget writing a check to yourself
Comment from : Tube Runner

8 minutes to advise using wire transfer to send money from one bank to another? I hope their are better advises in the book
Comment from : Laur Rent

Hey Andrew Great vidbrIs it possible to get an e-residency from a country (say, Estonia) to open up a company "and" a bank account for that company there ?brI am dealing with software work and wondered if that is possiblebrThank you very much
Comment from : Maverik Miller

Do you know any way to skip “middle man banks”? Meaning when you sending to European countries from US or Australia it usually goes through swift codes which is mean there is a some huge fees brThank you appreciate your answer
Comment from : Vašek Vrbenský

UBS charging wealthy clients a negative 075 interest rate ( bitly/2K7epsn)
Comment from : dlukton

Have you looked at WorldRemit? Granted I'm not using it to transfer 5-6 digit But, I've had great success using it within debit card daily limits (that's how I typically fund the transaction) from a US bank account to a couple Chilean bank accounts (in pesos) for $399 per transaction (regardless of the amount) The transaction typically completed in 2 business days I have not looked into it any deeper than the transfer from the US to Chile (to cover expenses) For me, it has been the least expensive and most efficient way to transfer funds
Comment from : Gather Around

why ur podcast is not updated anymore?
Comment from : San David

Can I trust this information if you don't know the difference between 'i e' and 'eg'? Perhaps it was an honest mistake
Comment from : Sammy TravelsForever

Transferwise charges very high fees (10 or so (you never know before how much they really charge) for transfers to Armenia
Comment from : TheAssetMan

Hi Andrew great video as always, can you do a video about fintech apps or banking and what do you think about the most used ones especially in europe beside Transferwise, like Revolut, N26 Monzo Thanks
Comment from : Abdelmoutaleb Ramoul

Lively lovely
Comment from : The Demo Guy

This channel is becoming all solutions for nomad entrepreneurs keep up the good work Andrew
Comment from : Patrick Ramaepadi

Wisdom speaking, thank you for your insights
Comment from : Abe Eiland

Wire it
Comment from : Logan Ferti

Good information Open accts in some offshore banks sound very easy Some of the banks in my country don't even allow transfer online between banks so if it has banks that will allow you to do online banking go for it Thanks for video Andrew
Comment from : Felicia Pondexter

I wire it from my Charles Schwab brokerage, because they wave the wiring fees The exchange rate always has a very narrow buy/ sell spread
Comment from : asterisk911

Transferwise is great I was skeptical at first, but the huge bank fees made me think otherwise Not sure if I would use it for 5-6 digits, though
Comment from : Rubens Nogueira