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Haha :D

BTW buddy, try to contact the MTB : General , I know that they are more opened to non-residents than sweds banks. You also have the option to go to the Blueorange, but this bank is widely known as a laundromat, so it's up to you.

CIM Banque is a good option, i know this bank since many years and they have always been serious guys, so fees are high but service is good. I guess epayments open accounts for Ukraine citizens (you need to confirm this info). Don't forget that once you have found a solution, you will have to go...

Well, it all depends on the tax residency, a guy doing ecommerce and living in Dubai for instance can see a lot of advantages of having a US LLC in regards to payment processors.

Do you also offer VPS services ?

You can basically go to Citadele in Latvia and ask the transfer of your funds to any accounts under your name, in the meantime you can also ask to Citadele to open a personal account for you. Regarding your question, i would probably transfer to Georgia.

Yes, this is absolutely correct info ! Latvian private banks have a bad reputation as they were for ages a laudromat for some uknown russian money. In another hand, Scandinavian banks in Latvia (which are about 90% of the local banking sector) are well regulated and have good liquidities.

I wouldn't give you the advice to avoid Latvian banks, to be precise, you should avoid Latvian private banks such as Latvia pasta bank, Rietumu, etc... But major scandinavian banks like Swedbank, Luminor or SEB are very decent banks and much better than mostly Italian or Spanish banks for...

Approxiamtely no one bank in the world will accept such transfers on a regular basis, this is one of the 1st criteria taken into account for AML risk and prevention.

Just a quick search : https://www.livinginportugal.com/en/moving-to-portugal/tax-regime-for-non-habitual-residents/ - In short, with the A1 form from Portugal, you will be taxed at a rate of 20%, what is much better than you would you pay in mostly west EU countries. Plus, be warned on the fact...

You can try ePayments.com | UK account and online payments, send and receive money online , be ready for a looooong verification time ! Note : An epayment representative confirmed to me last week that they do not offer debit card to non-EU citizens.

Thanks buddy, these are very valuable tips !

If you are tax exempted, you won't have to pay taxes on your salaries, but i higly doubt that this is even possible within the EU, cause to wave social taxes in Estonia, you will have to provide an A1 form - meaning that social taxes are paid in Portugal (So taxes have to be paid somewhere). You...

You can also request a different IBAN from payoneer, you will probably have to call several times till you find the right person on the phone able to do it.

In addition to that, what do you want to invoice ? and where do you want to invoice ? - If you can't answer to the first question and want to invoice west companies for the 2nd one, i strongly advise you to visit a qualified consultant.

How do you collect payments , via payment processors or direct wires from your customers ?

Buddy, i know a bunch of west banks which are much worst than the Latvian banks i previously mentionned. I have to agree with you on the fact that banking in the EU nowadays is probably not the wisest decision ;)

Definitely ! But only in major banks such as swedbank, Luminor or SEB (not that easy to bank there without residency btw)

Martin, the bank was closed for not complying with the EU requirements in terms of liquidity, i'm handling right now the transfer of accounts from the PNB to the Citadele bank, that's a very specific and awkward case (No one really knows what lead to that decision - most probably a political...

He is right, this is the sad reality my freind...