First Bank Nigeria Domiciliary Account Opening Requirements




When talking about domiciliary account in Nigeria, its simply opening an account with foreign currency.

   First Bank Domiciliary account allows you save in US Dollars, Pounds Sterling or Euro; while your money is valued at the prevailing exchange rate. It
makes doing business internationally a lot easier.

    Note that having such account is the best for anyone who make international transaction like receiving or sending money outside or within the country or continent.

   Also Read: Receive Money Abroad To Your Naira Bank In Nigeria.

==>   WHY YOU SHOULD USE FIRST BANK DOMICILIARY ACCOUNT.

1. It allows no limit to number of
withdrawals in a month.

2. Guaranteed foreign currency
deposit.

3. Receives In Foreign currency without hindrance or delay.

4. Fast, Reliable, and quick transactions.

  Also Read: first bank Nigeria swift code.

==>  WHO CAN APPLY FOR FIRST BANK DOMICILIARY ACCOUNT?.

Individuals and cooperation organizations can operate it.

==>   DOCUMENTS REQUIRED.

. 2 recent passport photograph
. international passport, national ID card, Voters card. etc
. Address Verification Document, utility bill. Etc.

Source: First Bank Official Website.

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