Best physical EU bank for expat

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Mimimel

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I am looking for a bank in Europe with some criteria if you have any suggestions I am interested

- Only physcial bank (no EMI). I can move to the bank if needed

- EUR balance and SEPA supported

- Resident in Panama accepted first, and if ever it blocks resident in Malta accepted

- French passport accepted

- The first deposit cannot exceed 50k€.

Private bank are ok but i think minimum deposit will be 500k€ +
 
That Panama residency is a show stopper.

Maybe someone else will have suggestions to meet‌ that criteria.
 
I have opened bank accounts in NL and they never asked me for my residency.‌ But they need a proof of address where you 'live' in NL. And opining is‍ in person in a branch office
 
Thanks for the⁠ reply, it is possible to konw the name of the bank and what residency used⁤ ?

Yes it is a red flag⁢ for swiss bank that why i will probably use malta as residency.
 
i didnt mention my residency. Just‍ my EU passport and a proof of address using my electricity bill in NL. You⁠ can go with ING, RABO, SNS if things havent changed in the last few years.⁤
 
I'm confused, couldn't you open in any EU country if you tell them that you‌ live in that country? To me it seems obvious that you can open a bank‍ account in NL if you have NL's utility bill, or is that not the case⁠ elsewhere? I guess the problem would arise when they realize that you don't live in⁤ NL but in Panama. This could even happen if you login from Panama's IP address.⁣
 
IP is not a problem it is easy to bypass⁢ that. Use a local utility bill will work on all EU country. But im looking︀ for a bank that accept foreigner, then a foreign utility bill. Swiss bank accept but︁ unfortunatly panama is blacklisted.
 
Last I checked they charge $10 per side on CFDs
Hows the banking‌ experience in your opinion? Is it worth the crazy fees?

EDIT: I just checked again,‍ it's $10 minimum per side.
$0,01/share over $10
 
How did we get⁠ to talking about brokerage fees? ns2

I guess your new to forum so welcome thu&¤#. But⁤ keep to topic please.
 
similar to germany⁠ and switzerland, as long as you have residency address it's all good.
 
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