SeanBM 35 | 5,806 25 Jan 2011 #1Which banks in Poland have online banking in English?Mbank don't.Background*A mate of mine needs internet banking for Poland but doesn't speak a word of Polish and I am not going to translate every time he wants to do something ;)
Harry 25 Jan 2011 #4Citibank's website can be completely in English (and so can their telephone banking, plus they always have English-speaking staff available).
therobside 2 | 20 25 Jan 2011 #8I will be opening up a bank account in the next week or so. I currently have a bank account with Bank of America in the US (since they are part of the global alliance for atms... which has come in use multiple times). If I open an account here with Citi or HSBC, will I be able to use this bank account for przelewy from my job in Poland?If so, I'd rather take care of the account here rather than in Poland.
mafketis 37 | 10,884 25 Jan 2011 #9A mate of mine needs internet banking for Poland but doesn't speak a word of PolishScrew him. There's no excuse for that.
smurf 39 | 1,971 25 Jan 2011 #10If you just use Google Chrome as a browser it has an automatic translator on it, way faster than that sh*te Firefox/IE
MIPK - | 69 25 Jan 2011 #11Alior Bank. Website in Polish and English and setting up my account was done in less than 30mins. Everytime i've needed something done staff have been more than helpful and made life easy.
jonni 16 | 2,482 26 Jan 2011 #12Alior are good, but I prefer Nordea. They have an English version of their website and are generally cheap and efficient.
dtaylor5632 18 | 2,004 26 Jan 2011 #13Which banks in Poland have online banking in English?Deutsche has the best online service in my opinion.
poland_ 26 Jan 2011 #14A mate of mine needs internet banking for Poland but doesn't speak a word of PolishResident or non resident account, it makes a difference to which bank he can use?
OP SeanBM 35 | 5,806 26 Jan 2011 #15He lives in Ireland but he can use my address for mailing. I thought he could use any bank here in Poland, that you don't need to be a resident?What's the difference?
poland_ 26 Jan 2011 #16What's the difference?The paperwork you provide, it will be a lot harder to open an account in some banks as a non res ( which he is). Millenium and Bank Zachodni WBK SA seen to be non res friendly.
Panalex - | 4 19 Oct 2011 #17Merged: Polish e-banking in EnglishI read several recommendations for the Millenium bank and their branch with English-speaking staff. Do they or another Polish bank also have e-banking in English? It seems the ones who have e-banking work only in Polish.(French or Spanish work for me too but I assume English is more likely to be found)
ukpolska 19 Oct 2011 #19Yes I can confirm that the Millenium bank has internet banking in English as I have used it myself for five years [bankmillennium.pl/en/individuals/] and just toggle the options at the top of the page.
andy b 4 | 156 19 Oct 2011 #21Citibank Handlowy also has internet and phone banking in English, I have had an account for more than 5 years and the service is good
irishguy11 6 | 157 6 Nov 2011 #22I find BZ BWK to be fine, their e banking is in english. When I went into the branch ( in katowice), they had a guy there speaking english, and he showed me everything. He was there when i picked up my visa debit card and showed me how to use the atm machine(it was the same as any atm but still, nice).When I had a problem in Krakow with the card, it was okay for a transfer, their staff knew enough english.
Zloty 6 | 16 20 Nov 2011 #23I have Alior and they have English translations for all of their pages, including when I'm logged into my account. It's nice.
LwowskaKrakow 28 | 431 20 Nov 2011 #24I have AliorI am not sure Alior is safe , it is a rather new Business in Poland ,isnt' it?
GreatDane 8 Feb 2015 #26Merged: Polish bank with English online bankingMuch as the subject describes is there any Polish banks that have online banking in English?I am moving to Warsaw soon to start working for a company there, and of course i will need to get a bank account, I would like one with English online banking so i can do that without to much confusion.Do you know or have en suggestions for a bank that is good for foreigners and have English online banking?Please let me know ;)
JollyRomek 7 | 475 8 Feb 2015 #27I would recommend Bank Millennium bankmillennium.pl. Very easy to use online banking in English