German bank account
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RightFootFanatic
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- May 31, 2015
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It's possible even if you're not have a german citizenship.
You have to look for online / direct banks.
It'S quite complicated in Germany to get that as a foreigner not residing in Germany.
you could have a read on https://www.firma.de/firmengruendung/deutsches-konto-als-auslaender-eroeffnen-so-gehts/
You have to look for online / direct banks.
It'S quite complicated in Germany to get that as a foreigner not residing in Germany.
you could have a read on https://www.firma.de/firmengruendung/deutsches-konto-als-auslaender-eroeffnen-so-gehts/
Athanasios
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I have N26...As a US resident, you can open N26 account.
- Mar 22, 2013
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N26 might work. You can also check "DKB" (Deutsche Kreditbank) if you want a real bank account, but I am really not sure how is their policies with non-german citizen, just give it a try.
Otherwise, take a look into Transferweise or Revolut (I think they are British tho).
For the normal german banks like Sparkasse, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank etc. it will be very difficult.
Otherwise, take a look into Transferweise or Revolut (I think they are British tho).
For the normal german banks like Sparkasse, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank etc. it will be very difficult.
samc03
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Bunq just for eu resident