Yes. N26 however will only give you 1 choice of country, you cannot have more than 1 country IBAN from them, unless you want to open a Business account with them.
Yes. they are pretty good, although not free.Yes. N26 however will only give you 1 choice of country, you cannot have more than 1 country IBAN from them, unless you want to open a Business account with them.
Bunq's "base" IBAN is NL, and they give you the option to add: DE, ES, FR, IE. I hope one day they'll consider adding an IT IBAN.
Thanks a lot.Revolut, Bunq, and Openbank are probably the best choices.
Another option is Bitsa, which has an ES IBAN and is also crypto-friendly. However, the compliance is very heavy.
Thanks a lot for your advice!Bunq now offers ES IBAN for free if you have the right Bunq monthly plan (and they're not that expensive). Bunq is a neobank, if that helps.
All of them require residence in Spain. No chance without that. I need an ES IBAN myself and I have not been successful for 5 years.
In this case use a brick and mortar bank. They must take you if you live in the EU.All of them require residence in Spain. No chance without that. I need an ES IBAN myself and I have not been successful for 5 years.
I have an EU passport but do not live in the EU.In this case use a brick and mortar bank. They must take you if you live in the EU.
https://europa.eu/youreurope/citize...ts-and-services/bank-accounts-eu/index_en.htm
I have an EU passport but do not live in the EU.
You are not in Spain but worried about not being able to pay there?In Spain, everyone does not adhere to the SEPA rule, and even credit cards are rejected if they are not from Spain. I can't buy almost anything online from Spain without a Spanish IBAN AND a Spanish credit card! It's crazy that even credit cards that are not from Spain are declined. I hate this because it's all illegal.
Brother? I don't have any brothers or sisters. I'm often with friends in Spain and can never buy anything online except amazon.You are not in Spain but worried about not being able to pay there?
How about using your brother's address in France and then open the Spanish account?
Ok. Then just open the bank account when you are back there. You can use your friend's address or hotel.Brother? I don't have any brothers or sisters. I'm often with friends in Spain and can never buy anything online except amazon.
It's not that simple. I've tried everything. See picture, even my EU passport was not accepted by the Spanish post office for a prepaid credit card with IBAN. LOL.Ok. Then just open the bank account when you are back there. You can use your friend's address or hotel.
Do you have any EU SIM card with phone number you keep?
Yes, but which country?It's not that simple. I've tried everything. See picture, even my EU passport was not accepted by the Spanish post office for a prepaid credit card with IBAN. LOL.
Hey,Thanks but I want a guaranteed by state deposit. I am not sure if wise does that. I hold a bit of chf on revolut though but would rather transfer to Swiss institution.
German tax residence required. As you can see, it is hopeless.Ok, then how about the openbank.de? Does this card also not work? You just need a Germany phone nunber and then you are good.
IKUALO does not have a Spanish IBAN, see small print.You can get a Spanish IBAN only with passport in BBVA with very low fees.
You have to go in person to any BBVA bankoffice.
All explained here:
https://www.bbva.es/finanzas-vistaz...ana-sin-ser-residente-asi-puedes-hacerlo.html
If you are a migrant you can try IKUALO: https://www.ikualo.com
You can open account with IBAN and also get VISA debit card with only the passport online in 7 min.
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