That works for day to day expenses but as soon as we are talking about significant amount of money the cash is stuck.What @Fred is suggesting is definitely a solution but it's worth mentioning that behind the word "workaround" is just an attempt to mislead EMI/Bank. It's also risky. In many countries in Europe, there are Bitcoin machines that allow cash out. In many cases, it's better to do it this way instead of setting up a company and move to a different country.
True, I believe in less then 10 years you will be unable to buy anything for cash in Europe unless it is in the supermarket.In most Europe Countries you even can't buy a car that way any longer.
That's not up to date anymore.@Obelix You can buy gold bars with bitcoin. Some websites allow you to pay with btc. And you can convert the gold bars in cash. If you go to a country where there is no cash limit like Switzerland or Austria you can walk in the gold bar store with 300k gold bars and change it with cash. You cannot bring more than 10k on the plane, remember it.
Wouldnt it be lesser cost to buy it in Gold Souk Dubai? Please share your thoughts on this guys.I can only speak for CASH PURCHASE in DACH area:
Germany - 2500 EUR (without ID card - anonym)
https://www.bullionstar.com/blogs/ronan-manly/german-government-escalates-its-war-on-gold/
Austria - 10.000 EUR (with ID card - not anonym)
Legitimation limit in Austria for cash purchases € 10,000
Without exception, a valid passport, identity card or driving licence is required as proof of identity.
(Gold Investment: Gold Coins and Bars by Austrian Mint.)
Switzerland: - 15.000 CHF (without ID card - anonym)
https://swissgoldsafe.ch/en/buy-gol...r Liechtenstein,limit allowed was CHF 25,000.
The General Trend is to lower the limits frequently:
In either Switzerland or Liechtenstein, a cash value of up to a limit of 15,000 Swiss francs can be converted to gold coins or silver bars via the so-called over the counter service. By the end of 2019, the upper limit allowed was CHF 25,000. This means that the cash limit for buying precious metals is significantly higher than in other European countries. In Germany, the upper limit for anonymous shopping was reduced from 10,000 to 2,000 euros as of January 1st, 2020. With this value, the German federal government exceeded the requirements laid out in the new Anti-Money Laundering Act.
Need a revolutionIt is getting harder and harder to spend your cash anywhere. Damn I'm sick and tired of this world. Where is the time where Gadaffi took his plane filled with gold,silver and cash worth 12,5 billion USD into the USA in 2010?
I want to fill my trunk the same way and buy what ever I want without anyone to spy or control me
This is also what I want to know. On my point of view, I think it should not be a problem to send payments to coinbase or binance.
If you buy gold in Switzerland and store it in a safe deposit box there , is there any reporting going on ?I can only speak for CASH PURCHASE in DACH area:
Germany - 2500 EUR (without ID card - anonym)
https://www.bullionstar.com/blogs/ronan-manly/german-government-escalates-its-war-on-gold/
Austria - 10.000 EUR (with ID card - not anonym)
Legitimation limit in Austria for cash purchases € 10,000
Without exception, a valid passport, identity card or driving licence is required as proof of identity.
(Gold Investment: Gold Coins and Bars by Austrian Mint.)
Switzerland: - 15.000 CHF (without ID card - anonym)
https://swissgoldsafe.ch/en/buy-gol...r Liechtenstein,limit allowed was CHF 25,000.
The General Trend is to lower the limits frequently:
In either Switzerland or Liechtenstein, a cash value of up to a limit of 15,000 Swiss francs can be converted to gold coins or silver bars via the so-called over the counter service. By the end of 2019, the upper limit allowed was CHF 25,000. This means that the cash limit for buying precious metals is significantly higher than in other European countries. In Germany, the upper limit for anonymous shopping was reduced from 10,000 to 2,000 euros as of January 1st, 2020. With this value, the German federal government exceeded the requirements laid out in the new Anti-Money Laundering Act.
Not yet.If you buy gold in Switzerland and store it in a safe deposit box there , is there any reporting going on ?
is this for sure or what? do you mean all banks?dubai banks are not cripto friedly, if they catch you operate in cripto they close the account at once , be carefull
The BTC atm machines work for small amounts - say around 5 k - but they bite you on fees and have low limits perhaps related to the amount of cash actually in the machine.What @Fred is suggesting is definitely a solution but it's worth mentioning that behind the word "workaround" is just an attempt to mislead EMI/Bank. It's also risky. In many countries in Europe, there are Bitcoin machines that allow cash out. In many cases, it's better to do it this way instead of setting up a company and move to a different country.
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