Quote from: Lucius on Today at 01:46:26 PM

Quote from: serveria.com on Today at 12:35:50 PM

That's how any coiner should spread the word! Cool

Well, considering that this is a tourist country that is visited by many, and one of the offices is located on the Adriatic coast, why not take the opportunity and visit a crypto bank Wink

Quote from: NeuroticFish on Today at 01:20:02 PM

Is this available also if you hold in your own wallet? Germany has something similar, but it turned out to need to move your coins in a custodial wallet, which sux.
Also, is this available only for Croatians? (one can always hope Grin

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However, the 2k EUR/day should be more than enough for everybody, so, yeah, well done Croatia!

As far as I know, there are no conditions that crypto must be in the custodial wallet, but it is only necessary to prove with documents that 2+ years have passed since the purchase. It is probably only available to Croats, as proof of purchase/sale must be submitted to the local tax administration.

As for the 2000 EUR limit, for a long time it was at 1000 EUR, but it was raised a few days ago - allegedly because a competition appeared that started to offer something similar. But even if you need more than 2000 EUR per day, there is another option to buy gold directly for BTC, and then you can sell the same gold in the same place for cash.

That's how things work for now, but it's likely to change when the new AMLD5 finally takes effect - in this case, the pandemic is working in our favor.

AMLD5, Travel Rule and all the rest of it is what they are planning to use to ruin the party here.
Until it works, it seems paradise over there for coiners.