Open a bank account and get everything to do your banking in the Netherlands: a bank account, a debit card, and access to Internet Banking and Mobile Banking.
A bank account is called an EasyPay Standard. This is a payment package and contains everything you need to do your banking: a bank account, debit card, Internet Banking and Mobile Banking.
You can open a single account or a joint account.
The bank account is for everybody with a BSN (Burger Service Number) and a registered address in the Netherlands.
For students, expats and non residents we have a special bank account. You can make an appointment, so we can open the account for you at one of our branch offices.
The EasyPay Standard package consists of:
The EasyPay Standard package costs € 1.55 a month.
For expats:
For non-students and non-expats
You can open an EasyPay Standard bank account online when you have a BSN (Burger Service Nummer), a registered address in the Netherlands and an EU passport. Afterwards we will make an appointment wherever and whenever you want. Our partner AMP Group will pay you a visit and verify your identity. After this verification you will receive your debit card and e.dentifier in the post within 5 working days.
For students, expats and non-residents
You can make an appointment online when you are a student, an expat, a non resident or if you don't a have an EU passport. Afterwards we will make an appointment at one of our branch offices. During your visit we will verify your identity. You will get your account number immediately. After your visit you will receive your debit card and e.dentifier in the post within 5 working days.
The bank account provided by the EasyPay Standard is covered by the deposit insurance scheme. This means that you can be sure that you will get your money back if we are no longer able to meet our obligations. For more information, please visit abnamro.nl/garantiestelsel.
In the event of any discrepancy between the Dutch original and this translation, the Dutch text will prevail.
You can also take a look at the Consumer Payment Services Information Sheet for more information on things like security, limits and fees.
