Payment system for receiving small incomes

Hello, I recently moved to the EU and I have an official full-time job, but visa conditions do not allow me to have some additional part-time job.
At the same time, I have customers from outside the EU with which I have signed a freelance contract. So I'd like to ask if someone can probably might help me with advice how could I start receive payments. I can't use EU banks and bank accounts, and, if we are talking about popular payment systems (PayPal, Wise etc) - I'm not sure that they do not report to officials, even if I don't withdraw money to a bank and pay online. Crypto is not an option either, only SWIFT and card-to-card. Any ideas?

If it is small amounts nobody will care honestly

nzkwo said:

If it is small amounts nobody will care honestly

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>1500 EUR, each month
Small I mean - not billions

Did you create the PayPal & wise accounts in your home country or EU ?

Setox said:

Did you create the PayPal & wise accounts in your home country or EU ?

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Excellent question. I have neither PayPal nor Wise, and I believe that both are under control and both have to report to CRS (Common Reporting Standard). But I'm not 100% sure

pdba said:

Excellent question. I have neither PayPal nor Wise, and I believe that both are under control and both have to report to CRS (Common Reporting Standard). But I'm not 100% sure

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Since you still have your home country identifications, why not use a VPN and create one from your home country, even If your country is in OECD-CRS, the procedure is still too complicated.
You can also ask a relative to create a Wise account for you, use it to work and then you can send money to yourself under a "Family Funds" through CashPickup, you are not allowed to have a part-time job but not declined from receiving money at all.

Setox said:

Since you still have your home country identifications, why not use a VPN and create one from your home country, even If your country is in OECD-CRS, the procedure is still too complicated.
You can also ask a relative to create a Wise account for you, use it to work and then you can send money to yourself under a "Family Funds" through CashPickup, you are not allowed to have a part-time job but not declined from receiving money at all.

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Thanks, good idea. Also it would be nice to know more about how that OECD works and what triggers them, regarding Wise, Paxum, other semi-offshore and less-known payment systems and so on

One more stupid question. Wise supports multi-currency accounts. If I receive payments in USD and not in EUR (its address is somewhere in NY), how does it reduce my risks