NuclearVision wroteanother member brought up the idea of georgia, perhaps you should take a look at it.
In my opinion, placing large amounts of money in any country has risks.
Cyprus had the same issue we're having, like greece did, a few years ago.
yea georgia looks promising , and yea there is always a risk it's so frustrating.
Kareem wrote
Fresh accounts means you can do whatever you want with the cash you deposit or international incoming transfer but you cannot withdraw it without a limit.
ah yes that makes sense , do you have any details about the limit?
rolf wroteDo you have a EU or UK passport or some kind of residence? Some banks there make it very easy to open an account (others not). If you dont, then you will need a tourist visa which might make it more complicated.
Georgia should be easy, but I dont know about USD accounts.
Otherwise there is always cash, smartly split.
In theory you could use bitcoin, if you find someone in Lebanon who will buy it back from you.
No , i wish i have uk/eu residence , and yes it is gonna be hard for a tourist visa to get accepted. Smartly split u mean withdraw cash and bring it with me.
no way , can't convince my parents about the bitcoin.
Dan28 wrote
interest on the usd and 10%
ouf we all learned recently that's a red flag . But yea georgia is my best option so far.