N26 Blog: Expats

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How to open a bank account in Ireland the easy way

Making the move to Ireland? Smooth your transition by opening a bank account in the country. Here’s a guide for how to open a bank account in Ireland.
6 min read
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How to open a bank account in Greece

If you’re settling down in Greece, it’s a good idea to open a local bank account. Read on to find out how.
5 min read
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Your guide to opening a bank account in Finland

Finland is known for being nearly fully cashless—which means you’ll need your own Finnish bank account to get by in the country.
5 min read
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How to open a bank account in Switzerland

Switzerland is known for being one of the wealthiest countries in the world—but if you want to share in that wealth, you’ll need your own Swiss bank account. Here’s how to get one.
6 min read
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How to be a freelancer in Germany

Learn how to handle everything as a freelancer—from your anmeldung and health insurance to your bank account, residence permit, and more.
8 min read
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How to get health insurance in Germany

Should you get public or private insurance? What if you’re a freelancer or a student? Here’s all you need to know about health insurance.
8 min read
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How to get your residence permit in Germany

Is that the same thing as a visa? What if you’re a freelancer? Here’s what you need to do to live and work in Germany.
9 min read
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How to register your address in Germany, and get your Anmeldung

Learn how to take care of Germany’s most notorious piece of bureaucracy, and prepare your documents in advance.
4 min read
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How to open a bank account in Italy online

Moving countries comes with challenges, but as an expat, your finances shouldn’t be one of them. Opening a bank account in Italy can be simple, if you know how (hint: go online).
7 min read