Business debit card for South Korean resident with UK company

[Nishizawa]

I'm looking for an EMI that issues a debit card for offshore UK LTD. However, there seems to be little choice nowdays except for EEA residents or reputable asian countries like Japan or Hong Kong.

At first, I considered Paysera, but I heard that they started blocking the Korean citizens from this year.

For tax payment and other things, I prefer to get a debit card with account. Can someone recommend an alternative?

 

[TheCryptoAnt]

Wise?

 

[Nishizawa]

They don't issue card to Korean.

 

[Gediminas]

Hey,

Send me an email, I might be able to help you⁢ with that.

 

[Forester]

Airwallex.
(At least, I hope that South Korean director/UBO is not a⁢ problem for them. South Korean companies they onboard as well as the UK ones. Their︀ application processing seems to be a little bit slow in these days, in some cases,︁ but it need not be a major failure?)

 

[overnbeyond]

Working closely with a few UK EMIs and high-risk nationals can help⁢ with onboarding.
Daily load limit - 20,000 eur
Monthly load limit - 40,000 eur
ATM - Max value per day = 2,500 eur

 

[Forester]

Could you share what UK⁠ EMIs you are working with? (Feel free to PM me if you do not want⁤ to/cannot do it publicly.)
BTW, do UK EMIs really consider South Korea as “high-risk“? (Not⁣ to accept/work with some regions and to consider it as high-risk are two different cases,⁢ IMO.)

 

[overnbeyond]

will send you a⁤ PM
South Korea is not under Schedule 3ZA high-risk countries in the UK - generally⁣ speaking, we help to onboard high-risk nationals with UK EMIs

 

[Forester]

Thanks.
I was‍ thinking so – but as I do not consider myself to be perfectly oriented in⁠ this, I asked 🙂
Well understandable. Thanks for the clarification.

 

[X0t0]

haha banking in korea is a nightmare for me . i had to open a‌ bank account and 4 branches 2 different banks didn't accept my request and they request‍ many documents. i ended up applying.

i think payonner is the best option , get⁠ the EURO card is a Debit Card even they say it's prepaid the BIN Showing⁤ it's DEBIT CARD
or tried TIDE bank if they accept it since they have hard⁣ KYC