Information for non-UK residents
FAQs about accounts & services to non-UK residents from 1 of January 2021
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ'S)
- I am a non-UK resident with a current account with Allied Irish Bank (GB). Will I be able to get an overdraft on my existing account in 2021? If not, will I be able to get a loan?
- I am a non-UK resident and I have an overdraft on my account which I don’t currently use. Will it still be available to me after 1 January 2021?
- I am a non-UK resident with a fixed term deposit account that matures in March 2021. Will I be able to continue to keep this account after its maturity?
- I am a non-UK resident and I have a joint account with my partner, who is resident in the UK. Will our joint account be affected by Brexit? Will we be able to open additional joint accounts in 2021?
- I am a non-UK resident with an Allied Irish Bank (GB) Credit Card. Will I be able to extend my credit limit in January 2021?
- I am living in Spain and I have no plans to move back to the UK. I am due to receive my UK State Pension in June 2021 and I will need a UK bank account to receive it. Can you advise what I should do?
- I have an Allied Irish Bank (GB) account but I do not currently use Online banking. Will I be able to apply for Online banking in 2021?
- Will my existing direct debits and standing orders be affected by these changes?
Please note that these FAQs are for general guidance purposes only. They are not intended to be exhaustive and do not constitute legal or other advice.