u/Careful_plz

Sunt un grec care locuieste in Bucuresti de 10 ani.

M-am casatorit aici, am Prima Casa, am CNP-ul meu, dar nu am act de identitate romanesc pentru ca nu sunt cetatean, am SRL si tot ce e altceva decat...

Ieri, cand m-am dus la BCR sa cer un card de credit, mi-au spus ca banca mama BNR a emis recent o directiva conform careia pentru a obtine fie un card de credit, fie chiar un credit, trebuie sa aveti un act de identitate romanesc.

Nu mi-a venit să cred, aşa că am vorbit cu managerul, care mi-a spus acelaşi lucru. Am plecat si m-am dus la BRD, unde mi-au spus din nou acelasi lucru. Rețineți că sunt client BCR de 10 ani, cu 0 probleme și un salariu foarte bun trecând prin ele.

Poate cineva să-mi spună dacă e adevărat? Sună foarte ciudat.

I am a Greek guy who lives in Bucharest for 10 years.

I got married here, I got Prima Casa, I have my CNP, but I don't have a Romanian ID because I'm not a citizen, I have a SRL and everything but...

Yesterday, when I went to BCR to ask for a credit card, they told me that the BNR parent bank recently issued a directive according to which in order to obtain either a credit card or even a loan, you must have a Romanian ID.

I couldn't believe it, so I talked to the manager, who told me the same thing. I left and went to BRD, where they told me the same thing again. Note that I have been a BCR customer for 10 years, with 0 problems and a very good salary going through them.

Can someone tell me if it's true? Sounds very strange.