Topic: Bitcoin friendly bank in Greece (Read 2553 times)
Has any of you guys tried Leupay??
i dont think you will have any problem to transfer money from a Greek bank to a foreigner exchange or vise versa. But the limit is 800 euros per month because of the capital controls
I have send double that to an exchange in August ... I am not sure there is a limit ... eurobank says you can transfer up to 12000 ?
anybody else has an experience with this ?
And a bank will open an account for you at any time as long as you have GREEK TAX NUMBER (AFM or maybe EUROPEAN TAX NUMBER) and you state that you want it for your work but you have to pay for the POS (credit card machine) about 130 euro
i dont think you will have any problem to transfer money from a Greek bank to a foreigner exchange or vise versa. But the limit is 800 euros per month because of the capital controls
I think the limit has increased to 1800 per month from 9/2017.
Even for us it is difficult to open a new bank account 
If you don't stay here for a long time, it is better to use your bank account and withdraw money without any "capital control" issue 
If you don't stay here for a long time, it is better to use your bank account and withdraw money without any "capital control" issue 
no need to come! just send us your money 
Lmao the guy will think Greece is full of scams lol chill guys 
Yeah because it's not..
no need to come! just send us your money
Lmao the guy will think Greece is full of scams lol chill guys 
no need to come! just send us your money
Yes, please come open a bank account here in greece. The public sectors needs your money badly!!!! We have many lazy people leeching the system and we are running out of money 
This might help you out: https://hellenicnews.com/opening-bank-account-greece-foreign-resident/
Also the capital controls in Greece don't restrain business money, which means you can wire more
than 800 euros per month anywhere in the world (you just have to justify why you're doing that).
If this works out try choosing Piraeus bank, they're decent and have 24h. fraud protection for their
customers.
Thank you very much, I will have a look Also the capital controls in Greece don't restrain business money, which means you can wire more
than 800 euros per month anywhere in the world (you just have to justify why you're doing that).
If this works out try choosing Piraeus bank, they're decent and have 24h. fraud protection for their
customers.
This might help you out: https://hellenicnews.com/opening-bank-account-greece-foreign-resident/
Also the capital controls in Greece don't restrain business money, which means you can wire more
than 800 euros per month anywhere in the world (you just have to justify why you're doing that).
If this works out try choosing Piraeus bank, they're decent and have 24h. fraud protection for their
customers.
Also the capital controls in Greece don't restrain business money, which means you can wire more
than 800 euros per month anywhere in the world (you just have to justify why you're doing that).
If this works out try choosing Piraeus bank, they're decent and have 24h. fraud protection for their
customers.
Capital Control -> Not possible open new bank account
i dont think you will have any problem to transfer money from a Greek bank to a foreigner exchange or vise versa. But the limit is 800 euros per month because of the capital controls
all banks in greece are agents of tax offices .
Dont mess with greek tax office .
Dont open an account in any greek bank if it isnt necessary
Dont mess with greek tax office .
Dont open an account in any greek bank if it isnt necessary
hello guys,
I will come to Athens soon and I would like to open bank account as non resident. Can you suggest me which bank to choose that is bitcoin friendly?
Thank you
I will come to Athens soon and I would like to open bank account as non resident. Can you suggest me which bank to choose that is bitcoin friendly?
Thank you
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