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Opening bank account without residence permit


Question Posted Thursday April 23 2020, 3:31 am

My question is the following: I am not an EU citizen, living now in Germany, have no residence permit. All the banks ask for confirmation of residency. Is there any option to open an account in a European bank without residence permit? I have heard about Blackcatcard that you need only copy of your local passport and photo. Is that true? Any other cards?

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Danicus answered Thursday April 23 2020, 2:07 pm:
I don't know about that card. But have you tried online only banks? or a chase card?

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