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Home Economy And Business

How To Open Dollar Account In Nigeria

by NewsOnline Nigeria
October 16, 2021
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How to Open a Dollar Account in Nigeria can be accessed.

 

 

Newsonline brings to you complete information on how to open a dollar account in Nigeria. You will get to learn about the various requirements for opening a dollar account in Nigeria.

 

Before I go ahead to state the requirements you would need in opening a dollar account, first of all, you need to get to know what a dollar account is.

 

What is a dollar account?

 

A dollar account is a kind of domiciliary account that enables a person to receive money in dollars overseas and send money also. A Domiciliary account is an account that operates on a particular foreign currency apart from naira.

There are different reasons why people open a dollar account, some of those reasons include:

1 To save money in dollars for future purposes

2 To pay for goods imported in other countries

3 Some people open dollar account when they are planning to study abroad

4 When you work with a foreign company online as a freelancer you can open a dollar account to receive payment in dollars.

5 To be able to receive and send money in dollars

The reasons for Nigerians to open a dollar account are much, especially now that dollars are increasing.

There are requirements you need to follow before you can be able to open a dollar account, below are some of those requirements.

The process of opening a dollar account is almost the same as opening a naira account.

1 You would need to bring a photocopy of a government-issued identity card e.g like international passport, voters card, or other legitimate government-issued identity card.

2 You would have to bring a passport photograph

3 You will bring two reference forms that were signed by the owners of current accounts in your bank.

4 Then you will bring a utility bill that carries your residential address, which is not more than 3 months.

When you follow the steps above, you will successfully open a dollar account

 

Source: Infoguidenigeria

 

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