Will the dividends for foreign stocks be credited into our bank account or into brokerage account? And will it be taxed?

If you do it through SCB, you can request the counter or the RM to open a foreign currency account. let me confirm with my RM friend and update here.

through a traditional broker, they will deposit into the trust account. If no trust they will send u a cheque.

Will credited to your cash equivalent account in your brokerage. For SCB, it will be transferred to your foreign currency settlement account.

There are other fees that you need to consider beyond the withholding taxes. Some brokerages charge monthly/annual custodian/custody fee for foreign stocks. Some charge platform fees.

For Singapore, generally investment dividends are not income taxable for individuals. For US stocks, the 30% withholding tax on dividends is charged by US when you sign the W8-BEN form at your brokerage.

Most of us invest overseas via a custodian account method. The dividends will be credited to our bank account tagged to the brokerage (mainly via EPS tracking). Yes, it will be taxed but the tax will be determined by the overseas country rate- Singapore dosen't

Straight into your brokerage account, in the currency of the stock.

Taxes will depend on which country the stock is listed in.

For example, HK has no dividend holding tax. US has 30%.