Any Bank in EU accept personal account opening for non resident?

[joeytamlovebusiness]

I know CIM bank (swiss ) is avilable. Any other options?

 

[FinTech Avenger]

Well, there are quite a lot of banks in the EU and Switzerland that‍ accept non-residents... Maybe you could be more specific at what do you plan to use⁠ your bank account for, and what kind of figures do you plan to transact through⁤ this account... and in the end you'd probably get much more relevant answer to your⁣ question.

 

[joeytamlovebusiness]

Thanks for your reply , i was planning to open⁣ an saving account for my revenue made from P**N, so i will wire to this⁢ saving account from an Emi.

 

[extremedox101]

it would be nice if you list them , he⁣ ask for banks not emi .

 

[JimBeam]

CIM is quite expensive (as most banks in Swiss are).

If you're a EU citizen‌ N26 or Bunq might be a much cheaper option and much easier to setup.

 

[JustAnotherNomad]

I guess that German bank DKB should work as well.

 

[jscargo]

Depends on your country of citizenship. Some banks in Poland will take most EU citizens,‌ Ukrainian, Russians.

 

[Willblack]

Non-resident in what? The EU or the country of the bank you want to open‌ the account in?

 

[joeytamlovebusiness]

Nice to meet u Alex, Non EU‍ resident is what i mean

 

[joeytamlovebusiness]

I had already been rejected by them , they dont accept⁠ revenue made from P**N, even i just Request an personal bank account !

 

[Joe Blasco]

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you have two issues : depends on your passport if it 's‍ from some european country at least or european in origin , new zealand for instance⁠ b. I don' t think if you start pouring money in this account even in⁤ CIM there will not be any questions from where the source of money and what⁣ is your tax situation in your country

 

[Willblack]

Which country is your passport from?