Ease your financial transition when moving to Belgium by learning everything you need to know about local banking, accounts, payments, and cards.


For many expats in Belgium receiving money from family, clients or employers abroad is part of everyday life. The problem is that traditional routes often come with extra charges and slow transfers, which can make managing your finances more difficult than it needs to be. This guide explores the different ways you can receive money […]
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Before you can manage payments, pay suppliers, or get paid by clients, you’ll need a dedicated business account. For entrepreneurs and expats setting up in Belgium, it can feel like a challenge if you’re unfamiliar with local banking requirements or applying as a non-resident. We’re walking you through how to open a business account in Belgium, […]
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You might want to open a USD account in Belgium if you travel there frequently, or do business stateside. Having a USD account from a local or global bank, or a specialist like Wise, can help lower your costs. Whether you’re a US citizen living in Belgium or a Belgian citizen or resident traveling to […]
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Managing money in both pounds and euros is a reality for many expats living in Belgium. A GBP account makes it easier to handle payments, transfers and everyday spending without losing out to exchange rate markups. A GBP account can be useful if you’re paid in pounds, need to support family in the UK, or want […]
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This Belgian bank guide explains banking in Belgium for foreigners, from choosing a bank in Belgium and opening a Belgian bank account to getting a debit, visa or credit card in Belgium.
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Get to grips with opening a bank account in Belgium, including setting up an account from abroad as a non-resident.
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Mobile banking is very popular in Belgium, with residents using apps for day-to-day banking, money transfers and even in-store payments.
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