Bank Accounts in the UAE
The Arab Bank values commitment, trust, service excellence, customer focus, teamwork, empowerment, and transparency. Hence, they offer one of the best Savings Account in the UAE.
With the Arab Bank Savings Account, the customers get the chance of earning interest at their credit balance.
The features and benefits of the Arab Bank Savings Account are listed below:
The documents required to open a Savings Account with the Arab Bank are as follows:
To open an Arab Bank Savings Account, the applicants can
To close the Arab Bank Savings Account, the customer will have to submit a letter to the Bank.
Q1: When and where did the Arab Bank commence its operations?
Ans: The Arab Bank commenced its operations in the year 1930 at Jerusalem.
Q2: What is the monthly balance requirement to maintain with the Arab Bank Savings Account?
Ans: You must maintain a minimum monthly balance of AED 3000 with the Arab Bank Savings Account.
Q3: Is there any charge if I fail to maintain the minimum balance requirement of the Arab bank Savings Account?
Ans: Yes, you will be charged a fee of AED 25.
Q4: How many Cheque Books are free with the Arab Bank Savings Account?
Ans: With the Savings Account of the Arab Bank, you will receive one free Cheque Book.
Q5: Can I get more cheque Book if I have used the free one?
Ans: Yes, you can. However, you will be charged AED 10 for the Cheque Book with ten leaves and AED 25 for the Cheque Book with 25 leaves.
Q6: Are there any charges for the foreign currency deposit and withdrawal in cash?
Ans: No, the deposits and withdrawals in cash are free for foreign currencies.
Q7: If I want to close my Savings Account, will it be free or will I be charged?
Ans: You will be charged AED 100 to close any of the accounts with the Arab Bank.
Q8: Are the charges subjected to Value Added Tax?
Ans: Yes, the charges are subject to Value Added Tax.
Q9: What is Arabi Online?
Ans: Arabi Online is the Online Banking service of the Arab Bank.
Q10: How many branches are there of the Arab Bank?
Ans: There are more than 600 branches of the Arab Bank.