open bank account NAB from singapore

Aly24

@brixx89 ok. Thank u po ng marami. Tumawag din kmi knina s hotline to confirm nga kung tama intindi nmen hehe.. salamat uli kabayan..

brixx89

<blockquote rel="rejai_11">pede ko ba ma enrol bank account ni husband sa pay2home account ko?</blockquote>

@rejai_11, pwede po i enrol un

rejai_11

thanks

rejai_11

guys san ko pala makikita yung NAB ID no. to register online banking? sa welcome letter account number at bsb code lang meron.. anyone?

brixx89

kasama po yung NAB id letter for NAB banking registration. alamkohiwalay na email ung from the welcome letter.

vhoythoy

<blockquote rel="brixx89">kasama po yung NAB id letter for NAB banking registration. alamkohiwalay na email ung from the welcome letter.</blockquote>

Sa akin separate email

rejai_11

noted.. thanks

goreo

hi guys! nakapag-open na rin ako ng nab classic with i-saver.. do i have to send money on the accounts separately? or sa classic lang then move some fund from classic to i-saver thru online access? hopefully may makasagot agad habang maganda pa ang palitan ng aud..

TIA!

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="goreo">hi guys! nakapag-open na rin ako ng nab classic with i-saver.. do i have to send money on the accounts separately? or sa classic lang then move some fund from classic to i-saver thru online access? hopefully may makasagot agad habang maganda pa ang palitan ng aud..

TIA!</blockquote>

You can send directly to your i-saver account... Or sa NAB classic mo.

Eat has their own BSB and Acct # so use the one you need.

Hope this helps.

goreo

thanks TasBurrfoot! di ko naisip na ipasok sa isaver lahat.. i thought kasi na dapat may laman din muna ang classic..

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="goreo">hi guys! nakapag-open na rin ako ng nab classic with i-saver.. do i have to send money on the accounts separately? or sa classic lang then move some fund from classic to i-saver thru online access? hopefully may makasagot agad habang maganda pa ang palitan ng aud..

TIA!</blockquote>

You can send directly to your i-saver account... Or sa NAB classic mo.

Each has their own BSB and Acct # so use the one you need.

Hope this helps.

</blockquote>

IslanderndCity

@brixx89 <blockquote rel="rejai_11">pede ko ba ma enrol bank account ni husband sa pay2home account ko?</blockquote>

pwede. it's just like sending your money from a remittance center in SG to someone in Au

brixx89

<blockquote rel="goreo">thanks TasBurrfoot! di ko naisip na ipasok sa isaver lahat.. i thought kasi na dapat may laman din muna ang classic..</blockquote>

@goreo, may ok kung maisend mo deirectly muna sa NAB isaver, mas malaki interest dun compared sa classic account...atleast kung matagal tagal ka pa pupunta Aus nag iinterest na pera mo mo sa isaver

since wala ka pa kasi sa Aus kung sa classic account ka nakapag send, hindi mo pa ma transfer yung money from classic to isaver..

vhoythoy

<blockquote rel="brixx89"><blockquote rel="goreo">thanks TasBurrfoot! di ko naisip na ipasok sa isaver lahat.. i thought kasi na dapat may laman din muna ang classic..</blockquote>

@goreo, may ok kung maisend mo deirectly muna sa NAB isaver, mas malaki interest dun compared sa classic account...atleast kung matagal tagal ka pa pupunta Aus nag iinterest na pera mo mo sa isaver

since wala ka pa kasi sa Aus kung sa classic account ka nakapag send, hindi mo pa ma transfer yung money from classic to isaver..</blockquote>

Yung account ko is classic account, pero until now parang wala man lang interest kahit cents man lang. Mga more than 3 months na din un, haha

goreo

@vhoythoy sayans sana sa isaver mo nilagay..

wizardofOz

Question lang regarding sa Activation ng Migrant Account, particularly with NAB…

Very strict ba sila na you have to be in Australia to personally activate your account within 1 year of opening the account?

Sa January 7, 2016 kasi yung ika-1 year since I opened an account with NAB, pero I am thinking of probably moving permanently to Australia mga few weeks pa after January 7, 2016…

Pwede ko bang i-advise na lang yung NAB Branch na assigned sakin regarding above plans na later ko na lang i-active yung NAB account ko… may nakagawa na po ba nito sa inyo, even for other AU Banks? Salamat!

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="wizardofOz">Question lang regarding sa Activation ng Migrant Account, particularly with NAB…

Very strict ba sila na you have to be in Australia to personally activate your account within 1 year of opening the account?

Sa January 7, 2016 kasi yung ika-1 year since I opened an account with NAB, pero I am thinking of probably moving permanently to Australia mga few weeks pa after January 7, 2016…

</blockquote>

You can ask the migrant banker personally I guess... And you can share here! 🙂

But to be honest - I don't think they will give you a hard time afterall it is your hard earned money. As long as you let them know.

wizardofOz

<blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="wizardofOz">Question lang regarding sa Activation ng Migrant Account, particularly with NAB…

Very strict ba sila na you have to be in Australia to personally activate your account within 1 year of opening the account?

Sa January 7, 2016 kasi yung ika-1 year since I opened an account with NAB, pero I am thinking of probably moving permanently to Australia mga few weeks pa after January 7, 2016…

</blockquote>

You can ask the migrant banker personally I guess... And you can share here! 🙂

But to be honest - I don't think they will give you a hard time afterall it is your hard earned money. As long as you let them know.</blockquote>

I sent out an email to NAB today... hintay na lang ng sagot

IslanderndCity

now na mayroon na tayong TFN pero no Au salary pa, required ba ni NAB na ibigay ang TFN natin? and any consequence if hindi pa naibigay?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">now na mayroon na tayong TFN pero no Au salary pa, required ba ni NAB na ibigay ang TFN natin? and any consequence if hindi pa naibigay?</blockquote>

Why don't you just give your TFN to them? It is a requirement lest you want to be taxed in your interest at top marginal rate...

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