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How to open a domiciliary account in Nigeria

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A domiciliary account allows Nigerians to send and receive money in foreign currencies, such as euros, dollars, and pounds. In this post, you will learn how to open a domiciliary account in Nigeria.

What is a domiciliary account, and how does it work?

A domiciliary account is also known as a “Dom Account.” It’s a type of bank account that allows users to send and receive money in foreign currency. Domiciliary accounts can receive and save money in euros, dollars, and pounds.

You can also withdraw the foreign currency from your domiciliary account and convert it to your local currency at the current exchange rate in the bank.

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How to open a domiciliary account with First Bank of Nigeria (FBN)

Requirements

You will need the following documents to open a domiciliary account with First Bank of Nigeria:

How to apply for a domiciliary bank account in First Bank of Nigeria (FBN)

Know more about domiciliary accounts at First Bank of Nigeria.

How to open a domiciliary account with United Bank for Africa (UBA)

General requirements

Requirements (Freedom Savings Domiciliary Account)

Requirements (Dom Advantage Account)

Requirements (Kiddies Domiciliary Account)

This domiciliary account is for parents that want to open it to save for their kids.

How to apply for a UBA domiciliary account

Visit the nearest United Bank for Africa branch and request a Dom account opening form. Learn more about domiciliary accounts at UBA.

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How to open a domiciliary account with Access Bank PLC

Access Bank domiciliary account is for individuals that are residing outside of Nigeria.

Requirements

How to apply for a domiciliary account at Access Bank PLC

Visit the nearest Access Bank branch and request a Diaspora account opening form. Learn more about domiciliary accounts at Access Bank PLC.

How to open a domiciliary account with Guaranty Trust Bank (GTB)

Requirements

How to apply for a domiciliary account at Guaranty Trust Bank

Go to any GTB branch and ask for a Dom account creation form. Read more on domiciliary accounts at GTBank.

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How to open a domiciliary account with First City Monument Bank (FCMB)

An FCMB domiciliary savings account supports the following currencies:

Requirements (Domiciliary Savings Account)

You must be at least 18 years of age before you can have a domiciliary account in FCMB. Here are the required documents.

How to open domiciliary savings account at First City Monument Bank (FCMB)

Visit the FCMB Bank branch closest to your place of residence and ask for a domiciliary account opening form. You can know more about domiciliary accounts at FCMB here.

How to open a domiciliary account with Union Bank of Nigeria

Domiciliary Current Account

The user can bank in both Euros and GB Pounds currencies.

Domiciliary Savings Account

The user can save in US Dollars, Euros and GB Pounds currencies while also earning interest on the amount saved.

Requirements (Domiciliary Savings)

Note: The requirements for a domiciliary current account are also the same as the ones above. However, you will need to provide 2 valid references.

How to create domiciliary savings or current account at Union Bank of Nigeria

Pay a visit to a Union Bank branch to get and complete a Dom account form. The bank staff will direct you on what to do next. You can learn more about Union Bank domiciliary accounts on the site. 

How to open a domiciliary account with Wema Bank PLC

Requirements

Note that the Wema Bank domiciliary account has some limitations

How to apply for a domiciliary account at Wema Bank PLC
Visit the Wema Bank branch closest to your place of residence and ask for a domiciliary account opening form. Alternatively, you can visit this webpage and scroll to the bottom. Click on “Open A Domiciliary Plus Account.”

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