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Ivedunit03
Member # 8896
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Does anyone know of International Banks? Or what kind of banking is recommended for someone planning to stay in Cairo Egypt for 1 to 2 years?
 
Penny
Member # 1925
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HSBC
 
Stacia
Member # 3188
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Citibank or Egyptian American Bank
 
Corvinous
Member # 6578
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quote:
Originally posted by Stacia:
Citibank or Egyptian American Bank

EAB, Egyptian American Bank, trust me, I have had experiences with both HSBC and Citibank, if you ask people here, they will tell ya stories .......
I vote totaly for the EAB
 

sonomod
Member # 3864
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quote:
Originally posted by Corvinous:
EAB, Egyptian American Bank, trust me, I have had experiences with both HSBC and Citibank, if you ask people here, they will tell ya stories .......
I vote totaly for the EAB

Okay being nosy here Carnivor, but does EAB allow a automatic bill pay from the account to an American institution? Like a lender.

Just wondering....
 

MohdAnwar
Member # 5528
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quote:
Originally posted by Ivedunit03:
Does anyone know of International Banks? Or what kind of banking is recommended for someone planning to stay in Cairo Egypt for 1 to 2 years?

Depend in what facilties u want.

mohamed
 

sorsor
Member # 7639
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bank el 7azz
 
Dalia
Member # 1230
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quote:
Originally posted by Corvinous:
EAB, Egyptian American Bank, trust me, I have had experiences with both HSBC and Citibank, if you ask people here, they will tell ya stories .......


I gave up on HSBC ... in order to get a bank account I had to get a recommendation letter from my employer (a contract was not enough), signed by the companies chairman, a statement from the company's bank with several signatures from several people and some other stuff. When I finally collected all that and showed up with the required papers and 5000 dollars in my purse they still wouldn't open the account for me but wanted a "verification" for one of the signatures. I then decided that I clearly don't need all this hassle in order to be allowed to deposit my money in their bank and went to Arab bank where it took me half an hour to open an account.
 
hatshepsut
Member # 4664
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CIB - took me half an hour to open my account and 1000 le - only thing you need is to bring your passport along....

they provide you with ATM cards and are very helpful (at least here in hurghda)

HSBC - had the same trouble than Dalia with them ... def not to recomend


 

Corvinous
Member # 6578
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Thank God, My view was acceptable
 
Penny
Member # 1925
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quote:
Originally posted by Corvinous:
Thank God, My view was acceptable

Is that a first?????

the only reason you are having problems with HSBC and Citibank is that they are complying with International money laundering regulations. They have to as international banks.
It just depends on whether you are going to need international services or not.
 




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