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Bank of Baroda eases NRI banking transition with aspire account

By Vriti Gothi

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Bank of Baroda, has launched the “bob Aspire NRE Savings Account”, a solution designed to simplify banking for Indian citizens preparing to move overseas. With this innovation, customers can now open an NRE savings account while still in India, ensuring a smooth transition to NRI banking from the moment they begin their journey abroad.

The bob Aspire account has been developed with a customer-first and digitally forward approach, reflecting the Bank’s commitment to enhancing financial accessibility for Non-Resident Indians (NRIs). The account can be initiated in India in “inoperative mode” and becomes fully operational once the customer submits proof of an overseas address along with a passport carrying the immigration stamp confirming NRI status.

Beena Vaheed, Executive Director, Bank of Baroda, said, “At Bank of Baroda, we are committed to supporting the aspirations of our customers. The bob Aspire NRE Savings Account enables Indian citizens to open an NRE account from India itself before departure, simplifying their transition to NRI banking as they embark on their international journey. This is a landmark change in the regular account opening process, making life easier for students, employees and other NRIs.”

The new solution offers a hassle-free, digitally enabled account opening process that prioritises convenience and flexibility for customers. Designed to support individuals pursuing opportunities abroad, whether for employment, education, or business, the bob Aspire NRE Savings Account redefines the traditional NRI banking journey.

The bob Aspire NRE Savings Account offers a host of customer-centric benefits, including the ability to open the account pre-departure for greater convenience, no minimum balance requirement for the first two quarters, and a Quarterly Average Balance of ₹10,000 thereafter with no upper limit on balances. Customers also enjoy tax-free income on balances, exemptions from both income and wealth tax, along with a customised Debit Card that provides airport lounge access and a range of additional lifestyle privileges.

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