Yes, non-residents can open bank accounts in the UAE, though requirements may vary by bank. I guide you through the specific documentation and processes to make it straightforward and fully compliant.

The timeframe varies depending on the bank and type of account, but typically it takes between 7 to 14 working days. I handle all the paperwork and coordination to help speed up the process as much as possible.

The best bank depends on your business needs, size, and activity. I work with leading UAE banks like Emirates NBD, Wio, Mashreq, ADCB, and Dubai Islamic Bank to find the right fit for your company and ensure a smooth account opening.

Yes, some banks in the UAE offer non-resident savings accounts for individuals without a UAE residence visa. These accounts typically require a valid passport and proof of address.

There are a few important things to keep in mind:

• Minimum Balance Requirements: Non-resident accounts usually require a higher minimum balance compared to resident accounts.

• Account Features: These accounts are generally limited to savings accounts and may not include features like checkbooks or credit facilities.

• Physical Presence: Opening a non-resident account often requires a personal visit to the UAE.

• Documentation: You will need to provide documents such as a valid passport, proof of address, bank statements, and sometimes additional information about your source of funds.

I guide you through the entire process of opening a non-resident bank account in the UAE, ensuring all requirements are met and making the experience smooth and hassle-free.

Documents usually include your passport, proof of address, Emirates ID, and a valid trade license if you're opening a company account. Banks also require recent bank statements from your home country to verify your financial background.

I provide a clear and customized checklist based on your business model and account type, ensuring all documents are accurately prepared for a smooth and compliant submission.