Lets say you live in a country where Bitcoin is taxed. If you open a bank account in a country where it isn't, and withdraw it directly to there do you have to pay tax on it? Is that even legal?
Wait there.
Where can you find a country where a bitcoin is connected with a bank? The question is a little weird or just going around.
Or just to make it clear.
Aren't you going to be taxed before you could even deposit the bitcoin from that bank that you are telling?
I haven't seen anything about a bitcoin bank in his question? How did you come up with that?
I also haven't heard of a direct connection, but something like that might be already working in Japan, since they have a very high bitcoin acceptance rate.
Usually it's difficult for an average foreigner to open a bank account. In the EU you usually have to be living in a given country to be able to open an account there. Banks need to know your address and it's more difficult and expensive for them to communicate abroad, so many of them will refuse to open an account if you don't have a local address.
Also, I have opened several accounts in the past and they always either required me to go to their office and sign the papers, or they were sending an employee to my home. It's not like you can just say hi, I want an account in e.g. Germany and, next day it's yours to use.