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The specific requirements for opening an offshore bank account can vary depending on the bank and the jurisdiction in which the account will be held. However, some common requirements include:
- Proof of identity: A valid government-issued ID or passport is usually required to open an offshore bank account.
- Proof of residency: Some banks may require proof of residency, such as a utility bill or a bank statement.
- Proof of income: Some banks may require proof of income, such as pay stubs or tax returns.
- Minimum deposit: Some banks may require a minimum deposit to open an offshore bank account.
- Bank reference letter: A bank reference letter from a domestic bank may be required to open an offshore bank account.
- Signature card: A signature card, which provides the bank with a sample of the account holder's signature, may be required to open an offshore bank account.
- Proof of business activities: If the offshore bank account will be used for business purposes, the bank may require proof of business activities, such as articles of incorporation or a business plan.
