What countries for example?Plus Georgia is on blocked list for some banks sadly.
All docs in English language.You would need to get paperwork translated, certified etc. Do you really want to do through all that? Plus Georgia is on blocked list for some banks sadly.
EU/EEA will be perfect. But I understand that this is a hard case. Maybe Bulgaria or Poland.But where do you want to open the bank account?
What countries for example?
finally we opened with Satchel Pay
I think Vialet is better if choose from Lithuanian companies.yes we know about it, they have on this moment restrictions but as they said in 2 weeks all will be ok
anyway I don't know options better right now except of TW and Satchel for GE co (without crazy fees).
Yes, Satchel accepts GE companies as well as TW.So TW accept Georgian companies?
btw Do they accept Georgian residents?
CIM Bank
Banks in Belarus
Banks in Kazakhstan
Banks in Turkey
In Serbia
TW
Paysera
Have experience in all of those. they are fine wi GE companies
finally we opened with Satchel Pay and TW and Silk Road Bank of Georgia
Silk Road has a problems with international payments since July 2019 and still not resolve it. So, we're waiting for a results and hope on progress by the October 2019Does Silk Road Bank of Georgia allow transactions in currencies other than GEL (Georgian currency - Lari)? I spoke with them back in July 2019 and they had that restriction at the time.
I have a client with Georgian Ltd. We tried open bank acc. remotely in EU with Wirecard and Handelsbank. Wirecard in the process of KYC (250 Euro fees), other banks in EU said they work only with EU companies or business shall be connected with their country (ING BANK ) or ask a deposits (Bendura, Vontobel).
Anyway you can try with CIM bank (but soon they will ask economic substance), Handelsbank can accept case-to-case or overseas banks: Boslil Bank, Paxum Bank (they work with GE) or emi.
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btw I said "banks". Barclays Jersey and BNP Paribas Luxembourg don't do Georgia those are the ones of the top of my head. Banks will look at you like - if you walk in with a Georgia company.