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I am from insurance background and this project looks interesting. As per the instructions, this coin is not available for US citizens. I am non-resident alien in USA(not US citizen), Can i purchase it?

Citizens or individuals with lawful permanent resident or domicile in the USA, Canada, South Korea, Singapore, China are not allowed to contribute in the InsurePal whitelist presale.

Because they have a KYC system for the whitelist, but I have not seen anything similar for the ICO itself.

KYC is required through the whole process. As for the countries, limitations also stand in presale and in crowdsale.

So KYC is required for everyone? Even for those who lives in countries like India or the Philippines?. Oh so if you live in those countries mention, there will also be limitations during the crowdsale, can I ask what will be the limitations for those people living in those areas?. I'm sorry if this is a noob question but why are there limitations for people who lives in those countries? I know participating in ICO is very strict in countries like the USA and China but why Canada, South Korea and Singapore on the list? And I also have another question, are people from those countries mentioned allowed to fully use this platform? Or will they also have limitations when using this platform?

Yes, KYC is required for everyone. It clearly states that citizens in those countries cannot participate in the crowdsale.

"Citizens or individuals with lawful permanent resident or domicile in the USA, Canada, South Korea, Singapore, China are not allowed to contribute in the InsurePal whitelist presale."