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About ANZ Bank

"ANZ is an Australian multinational banking and financial services company headquartered in Melbourne, Victoria. It is Australia's second-largest bank by assets and fourth-largest by market capitalization. ANZ has a proud heritage of more than 180 years. ANZ and its subsidiaries have a workforce of 51,000 employees and serve around nine million customers worldwide."

Why ANZ bank for an International student ?

  1. ANZ Bank most suitable for a full-time student
  2. ANZ Access Advantage has no monthly account service fee
  3. Unlimited free withdrawals via ANZ branches, ATMs, EFTPOS, ANZ Phone Banking, and ANZ Internet Banking

Am I eligible?

Make sure you:

  1. It should be 15 years and older.
  2. Must have an Australian residential address.
  3. Australian Passport, Australian driver's license, or international Passport
  4. If you're a new customer, you'll need to provide any two of the following: an Australian Passport (current or one that has expired within the last two years)
  5. Australian Visa in Foreign Passport.
  6. Australian Driver's License or Medicare Card.

Documents required to open an ANZ bank account ?

  1. Passport of your home country.
  2. Visa grant papers or student ID.
  3. Australian mobile number.
  4. An email address and residential address.

How to Apply Online ?

Step 1:

Complete the online form: Provide us with your details, including your name (as it appears on your passport), your current address, email and phone number by filling out an online form.

ANZ Official Website

Step 2:

Visit a branch: Once you get to Australia, visit your chosen branch to identify yourself and order your debit Mastercard. We'll just need to see your passport, student ID and confirm the countries where you're a tax resident.

Step 3:

Access your money: After your identification check, you can start banking straight away.

FAQ's

Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to open an ANZ bank account online from India. ANZ operates primarily in Australia, New Zealand, and the Asia-Pacific region, and as such, they have restrictions on who can open an account with them.

ANZ cards are accepted at many merchants and ATMs around the world, including in India. However, it's always a good idea to check with ANZ directly to confirm whether your particular ANZ card can be used in India and whether any additional fees or charges might apply for international transactions.

ANZ (Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited) used to have branches in India but they sold their retail and wealth management businesses to DBS Bank India in 2020. As of my knowledge cutoff date of September 2021, ANZ no longer has any branches or operations in India.

There are several bank accounts available for international students in Australia, each with its own benefits and features. Some of the best options are: Commonwealth Bank Student Account: This account has no monthly account fees, unlimited transactions, and offers a range of features such as a debit Mastercard and mobile banking. Westpac Choice Student Account: This account has no monthly account fees for full-time students, unlimited transactions, and comes with a Debit Mastercard. ANZ Student Access Advantage: This account has no monthly account fees for full-time students, unlimited transactions, and comes with a Visa Debit card. NAB Classic Banking Account: This account has no monthly account fees, unlimited transactions, and offers a range of features such as a Visa Debit card and mobile banking.

ANZ Bank, also known as Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited, is an Australian multinational banking and financial services company. It was founded in Australia in 1835 and has its headquarters in Melbourne, Australia. ANZ Bank is not owned by the Australian government. It is a publicly traded company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and the New Zealand Exchange (NZX), and its shareholders are individuals and institutions who have invested in the company.