offshore loan provided for foreigners

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Anyone here know the steps involved for applying for a loan in euros for Australia citizens in european countries or the easiset country?
 
Will be following, without a large deposit for the credit line I believe it is‌ going to be impossible. I don't know, so will hope some of the experts will‍ chime in.
 
Hey,

Pacific Private Bank offers back-to-back loans if this is something you are looking for.‌ In other words, it's a collateral loan.
 
It is highly unlikely that you could be granted an‍ offshore loan, unless:
a) you have a solid cash collateral (as high as 110-130% of⁠ the loan amount);
b) you have some liquid assets in Aus or elsewhere that the⁤ loan provider would be willing to accept as collateral
 
It is‍ not entirely clear your situation. But if your an Australian living in a European country⁠ with a job and track record of receiving a regular salary then ask your local⁤ bank. However if you are resident in Australia looking for a foreign loan in Europe⁣ or elsewhere in euros then you will need to collateralize the loan amount or if⁢ you have a portfolio of stocks then try a basic Lombard loan with any broker︀ if you can. I was able to do this with internaxx in Luxembourg (as a︁ non-European) before it became swissquote so shop around.

The process via a broker is quick︂ if you have collateral. If you just have salary then you need a bank and︃ can expect lots of paperwork and difficulties if not impossibilities as has been mentioned. Non-collateralized︄ crossborder loans are suicide for a bank and only private bank will be doing this︅ for their biggest clients.
 
I was wondering‍ if you could share more about the back to back loans with Pacific Private Bank?⁠ What sort of collateral is used? and do they acceot Isle of Man residents?

Many thanks in advance
 
Can someone clarify what are these back to back loans used for? Especially if 100+%‌ collaterized in CASH, why would you need a loan if you have cash?
 
That's a good way of doing it, maybe it is the only way in the‌ near future to avoid unnecessary attention or monitoring by governments!
 
Sadly back to back loans stopped being a good idea in early 2000's. Some banks⁠ refuse to offer this service because of high risk of money laundering as there is⁤ no economic purpose for depositing i.e EUR and getting a loan in EUR against it⁣ for example.. It's basically disguising source of funds. Some banks however will still do it⁢ (if they are compliance naive) or at least ask that the loan be in another︀ currency so it aint too obvious 😉.
 
I like this concept of compliance naive banks 😀 Seem rare as unicorns‍ though...any example?
 
Not about to publish the two I know as I am‍ still using them and I know who watches this site ca#"!.
 
Not as rare as you might think. some people even buys‍ CDs with cash and and they use these CDs as a collateral to borrow from⁠ banks, some banks even allow you to get loan of up to 95% of the⁤ value of your CDs. Then you use this loan to buy property from whatever country.⁣ and the same happens with gold, crypto and stocks. So, it's not that rare.
 
Interactive Brokers does margin loans, but sadly they don't provide you with any contracts or⁢ agreements, they just direct you to their general ToS.

A cash transfer is just a︀ cash transfer - how do you prove to a European commercial bank it is, in︁ fact, a loan?
 
That could actually be a huge problem if you get troubles with the tax authorities!
 
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