UOB Singapore

: 2024 Review

Price: 
Free (depending on account, minimum account balance is required)
Countries:
Singapore

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UOB, short for United Overseas Bank, is a leading bank in Singapore, offering a wide range of banking products and services to individuals and businesses. It is the third-largest bank in Southeast Asia, with over 500 branches and offices in 19 countries.

Here are some of the bank account types that expats can use in UOB Singapore:

  • UOB One Account. Versatile account that offers a variety of features, including cash management, savings, and credit card facilities. Initial minimum deposit = S$1,000.
  • Uniplus Account. Statement-based savings and comes with a UOB One Debit Mastercard which you can use to get up to 10% rebate on online shopping, groceries, transport, and more.
  • UOB Global Currency Account. A multi-currency account that allows you to hold and manage multiple currencies in one account.
  • UOB Global Currency Premium Account is a premium version of the UOB Global Currency Account that offers higher interest rates and more features, such as access to foreign exchange trading services.
  • UOB Wealth Account. For expats with >S$100k in assets. Lowest tier of wealth management services that provides you with a dedicated relationship manager, wealth banking centers in Singapore, and priority banking services.
  • UOB Privilege Account. For expats with >S$350k in assets. Similar to Wealth but offers privilege banking centers across Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Vietnam, and Thailand.

To open a personal or business account in UOB Singapore as a non-resident, you will need to:

  • Visit a UOB branch in person
  • Bring your passport and other identification documents
  • Complete the necessary paperwork
Dexter Zhuang
Dexter Zhuang

Dexter is the founder of Money Abroad, an online education platform that helps people shift from "live to work" to "work to live." He writes about money, portfolio careers, and life design. Starting his career in San Francisco, he has lived and worked across Southeast Asia and Latin America for the past 6 years. He has 10+ years of experience building products and teams at public companies (Dropbox) and scaling startups (Xendit). His work has been featured in global outlets like Business Insider, CBS, US News & World Report, and Tech in Asia. He graduated from Dartmouth College.

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