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How to manage money and cash flow while living in Spain
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You don't need a NIE for a non-resident account. That only applies to a resident accountbrianposter said:unforeseen said:You will probably find that some things will need payments from Spanish bank accounts.
You can open non-resident accounts fairly easily. Note however that the majority of Spanish bank accounts have monthly chargesStandard charge is about 14 euros/month. To avoid the charges you need to make a regular payment into the account and also use a card at regular intervals.You will also need a NIE.0 -
You DO need an NIE number to open a Spanish bank account.unforeseen said:
You don't need a NIE for a non-resident account. That only applies to a resident accountbrianposter said:unforeseen said:You will probably find that some things will need payments from Spanish bank accounts.
You can open non-resident accounts fairly easily. Note however that the majority of Spanish bank accounts have monthly chargesStandard charge is about 14 euros/month. To avoid the charges you need to make a regular payment into the account and also use a card at regular intervals.You will also need a NIE.
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I know this - UAE banks have them.eDicky said:
Use of IBANs is not limited to EU/EEA member countries' banks.dahj said:As a side note, Starling (and Revolut) currently use UK IBANS - it's not clear what will happen once the UK fully exits the EU/EEA at the end of the year.
As I said, the UK is exiting the EU single market, so EU/EEA law will no longer apply to UK banking transactions.
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membership of the EU is irrelevant as you have shown by stating that the UAE have them.dahj said:
I know this - UAE banks have them.eDicky said:
Use of IBANs is not limited to EU/EEA member countries' banks.dahj said:As a side note, Starling (and Revolut) currently use UK IBANS - it's not clear what will happen once the UK fully exits the EU/EEA at the end of the year.
As I said, the UK is exiting the EU single market, so EU/EEA law will no longer apply to UK banking transactions.
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