Overview
National Bank of Fujairah, at a glance.
National Bank of Fujairah is a bank headquartered in the United Arab Emirates, regulated by Central Bank of the UAE. Business accounts cost AED 10 a month. Opening an account takes 3–5 days.
National Bank of Fujairah PJSC is a licensed bank in the UAE, regulated by the Central Bank of the UAE.
Why businesses pick National Bank of Fujairah
- Accounts in AED, USD, EUR and GBP; other currencies on request
- AED 10 a month while the average balance stays at AED 100,000
- Online opening through NBF EDGE with no branch visit
- Value packages make local AED transfers free and international ones from AED 10
- No account opening or closing charge
Watch out for
- AED 250 fall-below charge under an average balance of AED 100,000
- Local transfers cost AED 25 online and AED 75 manually on the current account
- International transfers cost AED 35 online and AED 100 manually
- The debit card costs AED 150 a year; foreign spending 2.5%
- No Trustpilot profile
Business fit
Will National Bank of Fujairah accept your business?
Four quick answers. Where your company is registered and what it does rule a provider in or out faster than anything else.
Based on National Bank of Fujairah's published rules
Likely no
National Bank of Fujairah does not list United Kingdom among the countries where it accepts companies.
National Bank of Fujairah does not publish a minimum company age or turnover, so those two answers are not checked here.
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Who it works with
Accepted and not accepted.
What National Bank of Fujairah publishes about the businesses it takes on.
Who National Bank of Fujairah serves
- Startups and SMEs
- Import and export
- Professional services
- Holding companies
Not supported
Industries and countries National Bank of Fujairah does not accept, from its own published lists.
Industries
- Not published
Countries
- Not published
Coverage
Where can you use National Bank of Fujairah?
Coverage is a starting point. It does not confirm that every business in these markets is eligible.
Supported currencies
AED, USD, EUR and GBP
- EUR
- USD
- GBP
- AED
Other currencies on request
Payment reach
Not published
Who can apply
Company incorporation countries1 countries · show list
- United Arab Emirates
Owner nationality
Not publishedOwner residency
Not publishedCompany types
Sole proprietorships, Partnerships, LLCs, Free-zone companies
Pricing
What does National Bank of Fujairah cost?
Look beyond the monthly fee. Your total cost depends on how many transfers you make, where they go and how much you convert.
Account cost
Opening fee
Free
Monthly fee
AED 10–1500
depends on plan
Business Current Account
Lowest costAED 10 per month
AED 0 setup · AED 120 in year one
Value Essential
AED 250 per month
AED 0 setup · AED 3,000 in year one
Value Preferred
AED 375 per month
AED 0 setup · AED 4,500 in year one
Value Executive
AED 750 per month
AED 0 setup · AED 9,000 in year one
Value Prime
AED 1,500 per month
AED 0 setup · AED 18,000 in year one
Transaction fees
| Cost | Business Current Account | Value Essential | Value Preferred | Value Executive | Value Prime | How it is charged |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Incoming | ||||||
| SWIFT / international | AED 20 | AED 20 | AED 20 | AED 20 | AED 20 | Fixed fee · Foreign-currency transfers received |
| Local transfer from another bank | AED 1 | AED 1 | AED 1 | AED 1 | AED 1 | Fixed fee · AED transfers received |
| Outgoing | ||||||
| SWIFT / international | AED 35 | AED 25 | AED 20 | AED 15 | AED 10 | Fixed fee · Foreign-currency transfer, electronic; AED 100 manual |
| Local transfer to another bank | AED 25 | Free | Free | Free | Free | Fixed fee · Electronic; AED 75 manual |
Other fees
Currency exchange (FX)
| Cost | Listed amount | How it is charged |
|---|---|---|
| FX markup | Not published |
Cards
| Cost | Listed amount | How it is charged |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly card fee | AED 12.5 | Fixed fee · AED 150 a year per card |
| Card FX | 2.5% | Percentage of the amount |
Onboarding
From application to live account.
Opening an account typically takes three to five business days.
- 1
Apply online
Start through NBF EDGE with the company's trade licence; no branch visit is needed.
- 2
Documents
Provide the trade licence, MOA and articles, and the passports and Emirates IDs of owners, partners, UBOs and signatories.
- 3
Checks
NBF runs its KYC, anti-money-laundering and beneficial-owner checks.
- 4
Account live
NBF says the account is opened within 3 business days of complete documents.
Documents you need
Not published
FAQ
Your questions, answered.
Is NBF a bank?
Yes. National Bank of Fujairah PSC is a licensed bank in the UAE, regulated by the Central Bank of the UAE, licence 01.01.01.039.1984.07.
How much does an NBF business account cost?
The Business Current Account costs AED 10 a month, plus AED 250 if the monthly average balance falls below AED 100,000. Business Banking Value packages cost AED 250, 375, 750 or 1,500 a month and include free local AED transfers.
Which currencies does NBF offer?
Business current accounts in AED, USD, EUR and GBP; other currencies on request, subject to the bank's evaluation.
Can I open an NBF account online?
Yes. NBF EDGE lets UAE-licensed businesses apply online with no branch visits; an authorised representative needs a valid Emirates ID and passport.
Alternatives
How National Bank of Fujairah compares.
If National Bank of Fujairah is not the right fit, these providers work with similar businesses. Compare their listed licences and services below.
| Provider | Licensed in | Known for |
|---|---|---|
National Bank of FujairahThis pageBank | Business accountMulti-currency | |
RAKBANKBank | SME banking4 currencies | |
Commercial Bank of DubaiBank | 6 currenciesBusiness debit card | |
Emirates NBDBank | Business packagesVisa debit card | |
MbankBank | No minimum balanceAED only |
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