U.S. residents are not allowed to trade non-U.S. ETFs as they may not be registered for sale in the United States. The rule applies to all U.S. persons. The only way to find out if a security is registered for sale in the U.S. is to read the prospectus or call the provider. If you enter a trade in in a non-U.S. ETF, and the trade is prohibited, you will see a message informing you that the trade cannot be processed.
Can U.S. residents trade non-U.S. ETFs?
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