Can an American open a TD account in Canada?
Yes, an American citizen can open a bank account in Vietnam. Foreigners with a valid passport and visa, including a tourist e-visa, are generally eligible. While the process has become more stringent over the last few years to ensure compliance with legal residency requirements, many banks remain open to foreign clients. It is most straightforward for those with a labor contract or legal residency, but banks like Vietcombank have been known to work with tourists as well. You will typically need to visit a branch in person with your passport and visa. Be prepared for variations in documentation requirements depending on the specific bank branch and the employee you interact with. Some banks may also offer online account opening if you possess the required paperwork.
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The companies merged, but it was not a simple buyout of one by the other. Synnex Corporation and Tech Data Corporation completed a merger in September 2021 to form a new, combined entity called TD SYNNEX.