Have you tried it?
It says that it includes services for non-eea residents.
That does not automatically mean that the other excludes that service. ;-)
In my opinion the difference is the "ability to send/receive transfers from exchanges"
I am a non eea resident and I opened up a free personal account.
And they accepted me and my test transaction 100,- worked perfectly.
So why should that be different from a business account?
It clearly says 9,99 and it does NOT say that THIS account is not for non eea residents.
I guess if you try to open it and they think you are a "high risk industry " then they reject it and refer to their business+ category.
But if the cheap/free version excludes non eea residents they shouldn't have accepted my free personal account.
Besides that .... between 100,- a month and 500,- a month is a huge difference!
If someone wants to turnover a few hundred thousand dollars or even more, that's still much cheaper than a regular offshore bank!
