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This answer is not correct: Our accounts and services - Berliner Sparkasse: Documents needed to open your bank account: Registration of your residence [Meldebescheinigung/Anmeldung] issued by city hall (Bürgeramt) ... If applicable: Residence permit [Aufenthaltserlaubnis] issued by the immigration office (Ausländerbehörde)
– Mark Johnson
Commented Feb 10 at 3:28
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@MarkJohnson, in principle, people can get bank accounts as non-residents, or even without being in-country. But banks are required to know their customers (money laundering regulations) and the normal process for a normal account assumes registered residents.
– o.m.
Commented Feb 10 at 8:46

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