Assuming shinsei is required, the following 5 results were found.
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would likely recommend one of the big Japanese banks (like Mizuho or Mitsubishi Tokyo UFJ); personally, I would recommend Shinsei Bank because they're the only Japanese bank that comes to mind that caters to foreigners. They speak English better than I...
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- Author: Mondaiji
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how high you can go, but I've personally done 2000 USD via Paypal no problem. Solution #3: Bank Wire Transfer I used to use Shinsei Bank to send money from Japan to the USA, especially when the yen was strong. They have excellent English support, offer...
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- Author: Japanatron
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him know that David Pavlina referred you since he may give you a discount! More info here: How to Start a Company in Japan Shinsei Bank Banking in English I blogged about Shinsei Bank here: Which Japanese Bank Do You Recommend? Shinsei Bank GoRemit...
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- Author: Japanatron
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credit card as a college student, responsibly-employed living-in-Japan me failed time and time again. Don't bother with Shinsei. While it's true that Shinsei Bank is known as the most gaijin-friendly of Japan's banks, the same cannot be said of their...
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- Author: Mondaiji
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& company) to the bank you'd like to use. Make sure you know how to spell your company name in katakana. Unfortunately, Shinsei―the most foreigner-friendly of the Japanese banks―does not do business bank accounts. I went with Mitsubishi UFJ, but I'm...
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- Author: Mondaiji
- Category: General