Indian Bank Branches in Dubai

Dubai, known for its bustling trade, luxurious lifestyle, and multicultural environment, has a significant population of Indian expatriates. To cater to the banking needs of this community, several Indian banks have established their branches in Dubai, offering a range of services, such as NRE (Non-Resident External) and NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) accounts, remittance facilities, and financial advice.

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This article will guide you through the Indian Bank’s presence in Dubai, list its branches, and explain how NRIs can open an account through iNRI.

How Many Indian Bank Branches Are There In Dubai?

Dubai hosts multiple branches of Indian banks, ensuring seamless banking for the large Indian diaspora. These branches not only facilitate financial transactions between India and the UAE but also provide specialized services tailored to Non-Resident Indians (NRIs).

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There are 13 Indian bank branches in Dubai:

Bank Branch Information

Bank Name	Type of Branch/Office
State Bank of India (SBI)	1 branch office
HDFC Bank	1 branch office
Kotak Mahindra Bank	1 branch office
Punjab National Bank (PNB)	1 branch office
Bank of Baroda	1 branch office
Union Bank of India	1 branch office
ICICI Bank	1 branch office
Axis Bank	1 branch office
Bank of India	1 branch office
Canara Bank	1 branch office
IDBI Bank	1 branch office
IndusInd Bank	1 branch office
Federal Bank	1 branch office

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List of Indian Bank Branches in Dubai

The address details of each of the Indian bank branches in Dubai are as follows

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State Bank of India (SBI) Branch in Dubai

709-710, Level 7, Gate Precinct Buildings 3, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Post Box No: 482033

Phone Number: 971.4.3266675

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HDFC Bank Branch in Dubai

HDFC Bank Representative Office, 104, Jumaal Majid Commercial Building, Opp Bur Juman Centre, Trade Centre Road, P.O. Box No.64546, Dubai, UAE

Working Hours: Mon - Fri : 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, Sat : 9:00 AM – 1.00 PM Sun : Holiday

Phone Number: 00971 – 43170000

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Kotak Mahindra Bank Branch in Dubai

Office #703, Level 7, Office Tower 2Al-Fattan Currency House, DIFC, PO Box 16498, Dubai

Phone Number: 971 4 3544455

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Punjab National Bank (PNB) Branch in Dubai

Punjab National Bank, 802, The Gate Building, West Wing, P.O. Box 506844, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai-UAE

Phone Number: 971-4-325 7727

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Bank of Baroda Branch in Dubai

P.O. Box 3162 Govt. of Dubai Real Estate Building, Ali Bin Abi Talib Street Bur Dubai, UAE

Phone Number: (00971) 43136666, (00971) 43136600, (00971) 43136616

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Union Bank of India Branch in Dubai

Union Bank of India, DIFC, Dubai, Gate Village 10, Unit no 208-210, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, UAE.

Phone Number: 971 4 388 7200 / 2975

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ICICI Bank Branch in Dubai

ICICI Bank Limited (DIFC Branch) Central Park Building, Office Tower 27-31 and 27-32 Level 27, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, U.A.E

Phone Number: 00971-4-3696400

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Axis Bank Branch in Dubai

Office No.105, 1st Floor, Al Safa Business Centre, Plot No.318-883, Street No.19, PO Box.122504, Opp. Dubai Central Post Office, Karama, Dubai, UAE

Phone Number: 00971-43343688

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Bank of India Branch in Dubai

Bank of India, DIFC Branch, 1902, 19th floor (South Tower), Emirates Financial Towers, P.O.Box 507310, DIFC, Dubai

Phone Numbers: 971 43 273437, 971 43 527292

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Canara Bank Branch in Dubai

No. N 504, Level5, Po Box No. 507037 Emirates Financial Towers Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, UAE

Phone Number: 00971 43591668

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IDBI Bank Branch in Dubai

IDBI Bank Ltd- DIFC Corporate Banking Branch,[Regulated by the DFSA]P.O. Box No. 506805, Level 3, Gate Village – 5, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai, UAE

Phone Number: 9714 323 1400

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IndusInd Bank Branch in Dubai

204/206 Al Safa Com, Khalid Bin Waleed Road,Opp. Burjuman Centre P.O Box No. 111873, Dubai, UAE

Phone Number: 97143978803

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Federal Bank Branch in Dubai

The Federal Bank Ltd, Dubai Representative OfficePB No.117728, 1305 Al Mussalla Tower, Bank Street, Bur Dubai, UAE.

Phone Number: 971 4 282 6422, 971 4 3429262

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How To Open An Indian Bank Account In Dubai If You Are An NRI?

Opening an Indian bank account in Dubai as an NRI has become a straightforward process. Indian banks offer services to open NRE and NRO accounts for NRIs. These accounts are designed to handle foreign income, local expenses, and remittances, making them vital for managing finances between the UAE and India.

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To open an account:

Visit the nearest branch of an Indian bank in Dubai.
Provide essential documents such as your passport, visa, proof of UAE address, and photographs.
Complete the account opening form and submit the required paperwork.
Once the documents are verified, the account will be activated.

Alternatively, if visiting a branch is inconvenient, online solutions like iNRI simplify the process.

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How Can iNRI Help?

If visiting a branch is inconvenient, iNRI offers a streamlined way to open an NRE/NRO account from the comfort of your home. iNRI simplifies the entire process with online services, enabling NRIs to open accounts without the need for physical visits or paperwork submission at a branch. Here’s how iNRI can help you open an NRE/NRO account online:

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Steps to Open an NRE/NRO Account Through iNRI

Visit the iNRI Portal
Navigate to the NRE/NRO account page on iNRI's website.
Submit the Interest Form
Fill out the online form with your personal details to express interest.
Make the Payment
Pay the required processing fee to proceed.
Receive Documentation Assistance
iNRI will connect you with a documentation partner via email to guide you through the next steps.
Fill Out the Application Form
Complete the account opening form under the guidance of the documentation partner.
Upload Required Documentation
Submit necessary documents like proof of identity, UAE residency, and financial details.
Account Activation
Your account will be activated within 30 working days after all documents are verified.

iNRI’s online process is a hassle-free solution that allows NRIs to access banking services in India without needing to visit the bank branch in Dubai.

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