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If you have a bank account from an EU country, chances are you do not need a Dutch bank account, however you will need one if you would like to work in the Netherlands.
Some common Dutch banks that you could consider are ABN Amro, ASN Bank, bunq, Knab, Rabobank, RegioBank, Revolut, SNS Bank, Triodos Bank, and Van Lanschot.
A lot of Dutch banks now offer to open your account online. So you can just choose a bank that you wish to sign up for and register on their website. Since opening up an account can be done online, many banks now have fewer business hours. And in some cases, you can only go to the bank if you have an appointment.
Some services that they still offer at the bank:
Most banks also offer additional services, such as special children’s bank accounts (e.g., savings plans), financial advice, foreign currency accounts, and overdraft protection.
It might help to check with your bank whether an English website is available and if there are special cooperation services with your bank in your home country. Also keep in mind that most international transfers will require a SWIFT or ABA number and there might be additional costs involved.
We are Expat Mortgages, financial experts who think in terms of opportunities and growth.
We are specialised in expat mortgages. As a boutique office, we are able to offer tailor-made independent advice and expertise.
For more than 25 years, ABN AMRO has been the trusted financial specialist and partner for expats, diplomats, civil servants and international organisations.