EU bank/EMI with foreign currency accounts

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JJReddick said:
weird, might have something to do with the fiscal code but dunno. Good luck!
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yes, now the tessera sanitaria (health card) incorporates the fiscal code. Of course I do have the fiscal code, and having a health card is not compulsory (I pay for whatever medical assistance I want), nevertheless the stupid bank wants to see my health card.

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Interesting.
OMG.
It seems that⁤ in many cases, you simply have a bad luck 😉 🙁
 
Monese gives eur and gbp accounts.
Most Lithuanian emis are multicurrency too - same iban‌ for various currencies.
 
Could you share?‌ I'm just curious; I think, my imagination is not bad but I somehow cannot construct‍ any reasonable background...
 
they want to see‍ a health card, show them a health card.
Nobody said it has to be issued⁠ by the Minister of Health 😉
 
Oh yes. (Of course, it would be my response, too.)
I have just misunderstood your reaction‌ – it seemed to me like you said that you knew the reason for what‍ the bank had been asking for a health card... 🙂
 
yes. I‌ opened an account with them in Italy eons ago when i was living there, but‍ i believe that is the platform through which foreigners can open an account with them..I⁠ have a long standing relationship with my account manager, but even before then, I deposited⁤ there large sums from crypto CEXs in 2018 and never had an issue, as much⁣ as I have not been having any this year so far
 
Tell me your registered company activity (regardless of what you actually do) and I might‌ be able to help.
 
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