BIC:TRWIBEB1 Bank: Transferwise Country:BelgiumMr Magoo said:
But what bank are they using now then? I see TransferWise Europe SA instead of Handelsbank. Do they have a banking license or where do they store the money?
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BIC:TRWIBEB1 Bank: Transferwise Country:BelgiumMr Magoo said:
But what bank are they using now then? I see TransferWise Europe SA instead of Handelsbank. Do they have a banking license or where do they store the money?
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Do u read the posts?avalanche said:
No, it can't. My IBAN details for EUR shows bank in Brussels and little note with something like "For receiving EUR via SEPA". I clarified with their support and they confirmed that I can't receive EUR outside SEPA if my bank details Brussels. Before TW were giving Handelsbank IBAN which could accept EUR ouside SEPA. Now they forcefully migrating my account to Brussels bank.
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You are right. I was referring to the old details. What a shame they lost this feature.avalanche said:
No, it can't. My IBAN details for EUR shows bank in Brussels and little note with something like "For receiving EUR via SEPA". I clarified with their support and they confirmed that I can't receive EUR outside SEPA if my bank details Brussels. Before TW were giving Handelsbank IBAN which could accept EUR ouside SEPA. Now they forcefully migrating my account to Brussels bank.
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It's all coming down to another way to control black money and money flows! I hate Europe after all. The UK citizens are very wise people BREXIT will bring them their live back.avalanche said:
No, it can't. My IBAN details for EUR shows bank in Brussels and little note with something like "For receiving EUR via SEPA". I clarified with their support and they confirmed that I can't receive EUR outside SEPA if my bank details Brussels. Before TW were giving Handelsbank IBAN which could accept EUR ouside SEPA. Now they forcefully migrating my account to Brussels bank.
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Black money? Does EU think all money that is not in Europe is black?moneynetwork said:
It's all coming down to another way to control black money and money flows! I hate Europe after all. The UK citizens are very wise people BREXIT will bring them their live back.
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Just go with normal bank. There are very nice banks out there in Liechtenstein and Austria.moneyhoney said:
You are right. I was referring to the old details. What a shame they lost this feature.
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After reading carefully (I didn't pay much attention to the news) TW will be still able to get transfers from SWIFT, so nothing to worry about. But still, it's a unique service, I hope more alternatives will come with the same features.avalanche said:
Just go with normal bank. There are very nice banks out there in Liechtenstein and Austria.
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Maybe, but not all of the forum members have a chance to get an account there 😉avalanche said:
Just go with normal bank. There are very nice banks out there in Liechtenstein and Austria.
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What you need to open an account in Liechtenstein?avalanche said:
Just go with normal bank. There are very nice banks out there in Liechtenstein and Austria.
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Your resume / CV, clean transparent business and legalised incorporation documents. Plus minimum 10k EUR deposit. In some cases it all can be done remotely
That's for business account, how about personal?avalanche said:
Your resume / CV, clean transparent business and legalised incorporation documents. Plus minimum 10k EUR deposit.
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Business. Personal I dont know yet. Normally people need to deposit 300k USD as maintenance balance but I happened to have connections that waived this. Only need to deposit 10k EUR
You find any advantages of opening a Liechtenstein bank account nowadays?avalanche said:
Business. Personal I dont know yet. Normally people need to deposit 300k USD as maintenance balance but I happened to have connections that waived this. Only need to deposit 10k EUR
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In my case advantage is obvious: I'm going to open this account for my Georgian company while Georgian banks would reject me. All service is remote. My Liechtenstein bank of choice is known to be suitable for high networth individuals so for now I'm assuming good service. They accept SWIFT from outside EU and as long as your business is *NOT* related to gambling or shady activities, they should be able to allow all other industries.GiGoGo said:
You find any advantages of opening a Liechtenstein bank account nowadays?
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Very interesting, thanks for the info.avalanche said:
In my case advantage is obvious: I'm going to open this account for my Georgian company while Georgian banks would reject me. All service is remote. My Liechtenstein bank of choice is known to be suitable for high networth individuals so for now I'm assuming good service. They accept SWIFT from outside EU and as long as your business is *NOT* related to gambling or shady activities, they should be able to allow all other industries.
Main prerequisite is NOT to have any criminal records or negative articles on the Internet including your name.
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Yea why not? I'm gonna use Virtual Zone status to make my VAT and corp tax zero. Georgian gov is now choking with Virtual Zone applications (they used to have 100s per month, now it spiked to 1000s/month, thanks to Silicon Valley series promoting it I think). I bet soon it would be much harder to get into Virtual Zone.GiGoGo said:
Very interesting, thanks for the info.
Would you use the Georgia company to issue invoices to European companies?
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Not sure if the Tax auditors would accept invoices from Georgia, but if you didn't have any problems so far then is a great setup.avalanche said:
Yea why not? I'm gonna use Virtual Zone status to make my VAT and corp tax zero.
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Georgia is not a blacklisted country. Did anything change?GiGoGo said:
Not sure if the Tax auditors would accept invoices from Georgia, but if you didn't have any problems so far then is a great setup.
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