How do immigrants open stock accounts in China?

Because the China market is not fully open, there is no way to directly invest in A-shares without China nationality, unless you get the approval of QDII qualified foreign investors from the CSRC, but the possibility that private investors want to get the approval is basically zero.

However, the landlord can invest in the B-share market, which is specially open to foreign investment. At present, many B-shares with the same shares and rights are much cheaper than A-shares, or invest in stocks listed in the Mainland and Hong Kong. Now many mainland investors want to go out and invest in Hong Kong stocks or B shares, because the latter has more investment value, and they don't understand why the landlord is doing the opposite. Unless the landlord wants to sit in the village, A-share investors are too easily fooled by the bookmakers.

If the landlord really wants to invest in A shares, he can only entrust a friend in Chinese mainland to open an account, and then you can trade his account, but you must find a trustworthy friend, otherwise the security is debatable.

If you invest in Hong Kong stocks or B shares, you can buy and sell Hong Kong stocks and mainland B shares at the same time by opening a Hong Kong stock trading account. However, some Hong Kong securities companies do not open mainland B-share transactions, and the landlord can consult in detail when opening an account. In addition, there should be many securities companies in the United States to open accounts in Hong Kong stocks, such as Xiao Mo and Citigroup Securities, and the landlord does not have to go to Hong Kong to open an account.

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