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Opening a bank account in Euro zone
Thread poster: Katarzyna Kolasinska-Malkowska
Daniele Martoglio
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But do you mean a NON-RESIDENT account? Jan 22, 2006

Marco Oberto wrote:

Only for those who speak Italian, a very-well known Italian online bank (belonging to Banca di Roma group) is www.fineco.it.

5,95 euro/month + Italian taxes on current accounts with free credit card.



Are u sure that they permit to NON-RESIDENT to open account?

Because about Banca Sella i'm sure, and in this other case i've the impression that it's not possibile, just looking the site..

Daniele
 
Marco Oberto
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Not sure Jan 23, 2006

Daniele Martoglio wrote:

Marco Oberto wrote:

Only for those who speak Italian, a very-well known Italian online bank (belonging to Banca di Roma group) is www.fineco.it.

5,95 euro/month + Italian taxes on current accounts with free credit card.



Are u sure that they permit to NON-RESIDENT to open account?

Because about Banca Sella i'm sure, and in this other case i've the impression that it's not possibile, just looking the site..

Daniele



Actually, I'm not sure. Could be.

Marco
 
eva75
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go and live in an eu country Feb 6, 2006

A nice way around this, albeit not a very practical one, is to go and live in the eu country where you wish to open your account for a few months, open an account there and then leave, never informing them you're a non-resident. I've done so for banks in several european countries and have yet to encounter any problems. The fact that you can consult you account balance online means they never have to send you post. They're never going to have time to check up on whether you're non resident or no... See more
A nice way around this, albeit not a very practical one, is to go and live in the eu country where you wish to open your account for a few months, open an account there and then leave, never informing them you're a non-resident. I've done so for banks in several european countries and have yet to encounter any problems. The fact that you can consult you account balance online means they never have to send you post. They're never going to have time to check up on whether you're non resident or not so you won't get caught out with those non-resident account holder fees.

Another option, for online banking, is ING, apparently they offer good deals. ▲ Collapse
 
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