@Stanley ****

Coordinated inauthentic behavior is actually not allowed.

But they cannot properly moderate, for the moderation systems to work people need to report content. If no one reports then you end up with the facebook we all see, and use 😅

@Barrie *********

Thank you!

@Brenda ********

Our form is more reliable, and is also free:

@Richard **********

You can use ours which is also free, but does not have these types of errors.

We assist with long term ED, as well as bank account services for long term ED.

You can message our team via line:

@Brandon ***********

For situations like this, we recommend using our Pre-Screening + Fast Track Service to ensure a smooth experience upon arrival and avoid any unexpected issues.

You can request this service through our TDAC Form. The options are available on the second page.

@Tonua *********

Some banks are more likely to trigger KYC checks than others.

On the other hand, some banks have better systems or maintain more accurate records, so you do not have to repeat the same verification steps every time.

If you hold a one-year retirement visa, unfreezing your account is usually a simple and straightforward process.

We recommend avoiding the banks that tend to cause the most issues, and you should have a smoother experience overall.

@Kieran ******

This has nothing to do with it.

But if you do not currently have a long term visa you will not be able to maintain the account, and they will require you to close it.

This has nothing to do with an agency opening an account for you. It will not increase, or reduce the risk of your account requiring additional checks.

It is related to the bank, and your account activity triggering additional KYC.

Some banks are more sensitive than others.

This is why you have many different reports of some not having any issues with certain banks, and many others having many issues with that same bank.

@Colin *********

This has nothing to do with an agency open an account for you.

It is related to the bank, and your account activity triggering additional KYC. Some banks are more sensitive than others.