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The document is a Company Profile form required by DNB Bank ASA for account opening and client relationship establishment. It collects essential company information, including legal name, incorporation details, business description, management and ownership structure, expected business activities, and cross-border transaction details. The bank uses this information to comply with local anti-money laundering laws.

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Can a US citizen open a bank account in Norway?

Opening a Bank Account Online in Norway as a Non-Resident You can also open a bank account online. You will need a Bank ID which you can get by presenting your passport and D-Number / National Identity Number to your chosen bank. Once you are issued your Bank ID you will be able to open your account online.

Is DNB a Norwegian bank?

DNB is now much more than Norways largest bank and a key business in the Norwegian economy.

Can US residents move to Norway?

If you come from a country outside the EU/EEA and want to move to Norway, you must apply for a residence permit. The main regulation is that you must apply for this, and the permit must be awarded, before you move to Norway.

Can a US citizen open a Norwegian bank account?

You generally need a Norwegian national identity number (personnummer) or a Norwegian D number to open a bank account in Norway. Some banks have branches in several Nordic countries, so check whether the bank in your home country can help you open an account in the Norwegian bank if you are not living in Norway.

How to open a bank account in Norway for foreigners?

Usually you must obtain a Bank ID first, which means you need to visit a bank branch in person. You can obtain a Bank ID by taking your passport and D-Number/National Identity Number to any Norwegian bank. Once you have a Bank ID, youll then be able to open a bank account online.

Do I need to learn Norwegian to move to Norway?

It is possible to live comfortably in Oslo if you speak English, but you will find life easier if you learn Norwegian. If you are planning on living here more than three years, you might be obliged to learn Norwegian.

Is it illegal for a US citizen to have a foreign bank account?

And, while it is absolutely legal to own a foreign bank account, there are some additional reporting and tax requirements that US persons should be aware of so that they can remain in IRS tax and reporting compliance and avoid unnecessary fines and penalties.

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