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If you are based in Europe, then open a regular retail bank account denominated in EUR and transfer your money. It seems simple enough. Then, you can stop doi
by throwaway2037 3y ago
If you are based in Europe, then open a regular retail bank account denominated in EUR and transfer your money. It seems simple enough. Then, you can stop doing business with Wise. If you are not doing "digital nomad" legally, then I have little sympathy for your situation.
- jddj 3y ago> It seems simple enough That depends where in Europe
- gorbypark 3y agoEverything is more or less completely legal since the Wise account is "domiciled" in Canada and I will be paying taxes on the income in Canada. I just don't want to convert the Euros into CAD, send them back to my real bank in Canada and then have to pay the 2.5% conversion fee to spend in Euros (or any other currency in places I might end up in). I don't have a permanent visa here yet so I don't believe I can easily just open a bank account.