Can I keep my number if I switch to TPG?
Yes, you can generally keep your U.S. bank account while living abroad, but there are several practical and regulatory factors to consider. Many banks allow you to maintain accounts as a non-resident, provided you keep your account in good standing. However, you should update your mailing address to your new foreign residence, which may trigger changes in how the bank communicates with you or what services you can access. Be aware that some banks may close accounts for non-residents due to the complexity of international banking regulations, such as the FATCA reporting requirements. It is advisable to contact your bank to verify their specific policies regarding international residency and to ensure your online banking access will not be blocked when you log in from an IP address in another country.
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