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Yes it's easy to doFadakartel wrote:Hey Guys,
I was wondering if anyone had ever tried sending USD or CI to Trinidad from Cayman?
I hear it`s hard but i`m not sure. I wanted to find out since I have a pending job offer over there.
zoom rader wrote:Yes it's easy to doFadakartel wrote:Hey Guys,
I was wondering if anyone had ever tried sending USD or CI to Trinidad from Cayman?
I hear it`s hard but i`m not sure. I wanted to find out since I have a pending job offer over there.
Get an online account, you can try First Caribbean bank Cayman.
Go in and request that they set you up. Try in George Town branch , they will even show you how to do it online. Don't do it in the bank as they charged $70us over the counter, always do it online.
Once you get access , you need to get your trini bank account SWIFT code and your local trini account number and use that.
From there it's easy, but don't send Cayman dollar send US dollars only.
First Caribbean bank Caymsn, charges 35us per transfer. Within 1 to 2 days it's in your trini account
To open a cayman account, you need
Work permit
Address
Letter from your employer
TT bank statements
There is Scotia bank so that will make it even more easy for you if you have a Trini Scotia account
Dumb arse, he's not opening an offshore account. It's very difficult to open a bank account in Cayman. The banking laws there for individuals are very strict.The Bamboo Online wrote:zoom rader wrote:Yes it's easy to doFadakartel wrote:Hey Guys,
I was wondering if anyone had ever tried sending USD or CI to Trinidad from Cayman?
I hear it`s hard but i`m not sure. I wanted to find out since I have a pending job offer over there.
Get an online account, you can try First Caribbean bank Cayman.
Go in and request that they set you up. Try in George Town branch , they will even show you how to do it online. Don't do it in the bank as they charged $70us over the counter, always do it online.
Once you get access , you need to get your trini bank account SWIFT code and your local trini account number and use that.
From there it's easy, but don't send Cayman dollar send US dollars only.
First Caribbean bank Caymsn, charges 35us per transfer. Within 1 to 2 days it's in your trini account
To open a cayman account, you need
Work permit
Address
Letter from your employer
TT bank statements
There is Scotia bank so that will make it even more easy for you if you have a Trini Scotia account
Kind of info you will expect UNC people like zoomie to know. How to hide money in offshore bank account
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