Open a bank account abroad: where and how?

Published On - 18. December, 2020

Martina Srnovršnik Uncategorized

Corporate and personal current accounts

 

Opening a bank account abroad is legal. Nobody can prevent you from opening a current account abroad.

The money that every subject legitimately owns is a movable asset owned by him and as such he can use it as he wants and decide to have it wherever he wants. Furthermore, companies have the right to open a company current account in another foreign country (provided that they are reported in the country of the company’s registered office).

 

The countries in which you can open a personal or corporate current account with debit, prepaid or credit card and on-line banking with Taxofia are:

  • Slovenia (EU)
  • Croatia (EU)
  • Bosnia
  • Serbia
  • Montenegro
  • Albania
  • Europacific Bank

A current account opened in Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia is a current account in Euro currency. At the same time, the customer can take advantage of a higher level of confidentiality than other countries, given that Serbia, Bosnia and montenegro are not part of the European Union.

Europacific bank is excellent and fast for non-residential corporate current accounts. The bank account opening meeting is held online in English. If you prefer we can hold the meeting in English for you.

The documents required for opening a personal current account:

  • Identity card or passport
  • Fiscal Code

To open a company current account we need instead:

  • Company registration certificate
  • Company VAT number
  • Personal documents of CEOs (identity card or passport)

If you are interested in opening a current account, call us at 00386 31 679 430 or write to info@taxofia.com.

Privacy