Yes, non-citizens are generally allowed to invest in financial markets, including stocks and currencies, as long as they meet the broker’s requirements and comply with local regulations. You typically need valid ID, proof of address, and may be subject to tax rules in the country where you invest. Some investments or accounts might have restrictions for non-residents, but most brokers accept non-citizen clients. Additionally, non-citizens can also invest in SMB opportunities, such as small and medium-sized businesses, depending on the broker and local regulations.
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