Trading forex is legal and for most cases is not different from trading stocks (though you should check the law in your own country). There are some firms that present themself as forex brokers and are involved in illegal activity. Check if the broker is legit before opening an account!
Forex trading is simply the act of exchanging one country's currency for that of another country. This is not illegal and is done all over the world at banking and other financial institutions. It is especially common amongst travellers who exchange their own currency for that of the country they intend to travel to.
It is not legal online. There is no regulation over the forex market in India except for a small segment of the equity market. You can invest in forex accounts through the NSE and the MCX. You need to have a trading account with them and the investments are in the form of derivatives. You are not buying or selling currencies. The returns are in the form of dividends and/or capital gains. These accounts can be opened with any bank. You can deposit money by cheque or cash or NEFT/RTGS. You can't trade in the forex market online.
It is legal as trading forex is how banks hedge risk for importers and exporters. To learn about the legalities about foreign exchange trading have a look at Compass Markets. If the OP is referring to retail forex trading (with a retail forex broker), the answer is tricky. It depends on how the law is interpreted. From what I understand, it is illegal to operate an actual retail brokerage within Malaysia, but you can trade within the country with a broker located outside Malaysia. This makes sense because if the legal environment was suitable, all of the major brokers would already have full licenses in malaysia, as they are one of the more stable SE Asian countries to setup serious business in.
using and selling alcohol is illegal in Pakistan
As silver is traded against the US dollar, online silver trading is legal and can be done through sites such as Forex or bforex http://www.bforex.com/Online-Silver-Trading.
It is legal. Judges have talked about this and they said that it was legal to make copies for your own.
No less or more so than marijuana grown elsewhere. If the drug is illegal in the jurisdiction where you live it does not matter where it originates
The antonym for "legal" is "illegal."
Insider trading" is a term that most investors have heard and usually associate with illegal conduct. But the term actually includes both legal and illegal conduct. The legal version is when corporate insiders-officers, directors, and employees-buy and sell stock in their own companies. When corporate insiders trade in their own securities, they must report their trades to the SEC
Yes..!! If the marriage is legally done and registered in Pakistan then it would considered legal in Canada. Every marriage in Pakistan is not legal in Canada. In Pakistan a man is allowed to keep 4 marriages at a time but such marriages will not recognized legal in Canada.
illegal if you get caught legal if you dont get caught