I'm considering moving to a new country in Europe. I hesitate mainly between Luxembourg and Ireland.
Something very important for me is to be able to open a bank account as a poker player ie with no other source of income. I know that in some countries it's difficult or even impossible like in Malta for example where they will NEED you to give them proof of employment.
I'm mainly looking for Infos about this on Luxembourg and Ireland but I think a thread about which banks in which countries are poker friendly and which banks will never let you in would be helpful to a lot of people considering relocating.
I think in ireland they like recommendations when you rent a flat so u get some or show you have paid ur rent regularly, and then that you have regular incomes and u can add savings proven also, so not too good to have too much in investments then but if u can prove it. Then one goes to bank with all papers one gets from the flat including bills though you might prefer the account before u rent a flat for obvious reasons but it doesnt mix so ur 1st flat could even be shared that is also easier to get. The bank might also prefer to see you bank account and up to recommendations but likely not mandatory.
They also want that you have regular incomes coming and you will likely get a time for an interview.
Not that you need a bank account when u move, just the flat in uk because they don't have any limit in how long u can be there like they dont have in Romania and Poland though poker is still about illegal in Poland and limited in romania. There might be a nic interview also if you opt to pay. But it takes like 5 a before perm residence. Scotland is cheaper when they become eu again. I am talking to one living in eu for all these words being true.
Romania is 3x or so cheaper but you need to support all the way till death and would need to have the money already to be sure but in that case you could buy urself in the uk also. edit. You might get an account with no cards and online banking if they dont accept you in full and if not you might ask for tourist account if they have one.
From Googling it seems EU citizens should be able to open a bank account in malta with a proof of a rental contract / reference from home bank, or else get an ID card (relatively easy). why do you think you HAVE to give a proof of employment?
Thank you for getting back to me, as I said this is all very new to me so if I could ask "as a DUMMY" what is an EMI account and why Cyprus. There is so much information out there when you google offshore banks that I am to scared to run around and just do something randomly, thank goodness I found this forum made up of some very clever and knowledgeable people who will hopefully bear with me while I try and upskill myself to banking safety
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