>>330Yeah, no problem. Try to check out money.stackexchange.com for detailed advice on facts, but they won't recommend you anything concrete since they don't want to be liable for the risk.
I used to live in 3rd world shithole myself, and invested in North America, BRICS and gold through my bank's mutual funds. Basically, this was the only way I could realistically invest in a non-shit economy despite being small time. The multinational bank had a partnership with an American broker which is how they did it. Otherwise you can't sign up for US brokers without SSN.
Mutual funds suck as a rule, but our respective cases are a small exception. This is for stocks (shares of companies). For debt, do your own research.
I noticed that while BRICS sometimes posted returns of up to 50% per annum, a lot of the time it does very badly. Very unpredictable, bad idea unless you're willing to go with it for several years, and even then you get stressed out every time some political shit happens in the news. North America and Europe seemed to be the most stable. Gold was a waste of time.
I think the US is very safe because the economy is so big and the government is so powerful, they won't let their buddies on Wall Street get rekt if they can help it. On the flip side, you can't make a killing, because the big boys eat your lunch.
Anyway, do some research if you want to go beyond what amounts to USA index funds (safe, conservative, low risk low return). But remember that fund owners want to sell you their fund, they're not your friend, and there's a lot of tricky ways to skew apparent performance. Just because an asset went up in a year doesn't mean it will go up in the future.