Can a non-resident investor open a ringgit account in Malaysia?
Bank Negara says a non-resident investor is free to open a ringgit account or a foreign-currency account with a licensed onshore bank in Malaysia. Money may be sent into and out of those accounts, subject to the bank's ordinary due diligence.
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