Banks offer various accounts, including savings accounts, current accounts, fixed deposit accounts, and Islamic accounts (Shariah Compliant).

Typically, you need a valid passport, UAE residency visa, Emirates ID, Existing Bank account statement if any and proof of address (like a utility bill).

Yes, many banks require a minimum balance to avoid monthly fees, which can vary by account type and bank.

Yes, some banks allow non-residents to open accounts, but requirements and account types may differ.

Savings accounts typically offer interest on deposits, easy access to funds, and often no monthly fees if minimum balances are maintained.

You can use online banking, visit a branch, or use services like wire transfers and money transfer apps, depending on the bank’s offerings.

While most banks allow withdrawals, daily limits may apply. Additionally, fees (Switch charges) can be charged for using ATMs outside your bank’s network.

To get a credit card, you typically need a bank account reflecting regular salary credits, proof of income, and a good credit score. Application can be done online or at a branch.

Contact your bank’s customer service immediately or use their mobile app to block the card and request a replacement.

Many banks offer tailored services for expatriates, including multi-currency accounts, loans (which includes Auto /Personal loans / mortgage loans), and investment opportunities to meet diverse needs.