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Non-UK residents
Take a look at our list of frequently asked questions for customers saving outside the UK.
Non-UK residents criteria
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No, however Lloyds Banking Group offers international banking services, including a range of savings products, to overseas customers through Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets plc.
This company is not required to be authorised under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 of the United Kingdom and therefore is not subject to the rules and regulations of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme made under that Act for the protection of depositors and investors.
These products and services are available in many countries but not all, due to legal or regulatory constraints, and are also subject to other eligibility criteria. For more information, visit Lloyds Bank International Banking.
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People who reside abroad (including the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands) are regarded as non-UK residents.
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No. Crown Employees, e.g. British Armed Forces and UK Public Officials posted abroad, are defined as living in the UK.
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Whilst we value the relationships we’ve built, we’ve made a strategic decision to focus our attention and resources mainly in the UK and to reduce the number of countries in which we operate. Among the considerations for that strategic decision are the varied legal and regulatory requirements that apply in each overseas jurisdiction.
Account query
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When your savings account matures, you cannot renew your existing account. You can continue to save in the post-maturity product or move the money to another account that you already have with us.
Before your account matures you’ll receive a maturity notification letter which will outline your options.
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Yes. In line with any conditions that apply.
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Deposits are not permitted to Fixed Term Deposits and ISAs but are permitted for all other savings accounts (including Junior ISAs). All deposits are subject to the account conditions.
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Yes, if you have a variable cash ISA you can make transfers to another current or savings account held with us as long as that is allowed by the conditions of the account.
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The impacts for children’s savings accounts are the same as for any other, with the exception of the Junior ISA account where an adult ISA may be opened when the child turns 18.
Switching products
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No. By changing to another product you’d be taking out a new savings account. We only offer new savings accounts to UK residents. Early closure of your fixed term account may result in loss of interest in line with the conditions of your account.
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As this falls outside our policy for customers living outside the UK, we’ll close the account and return any balance to you by sterling cheque.
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No. By changing to another product you would be taking out a new savings account. We only offer new savings accounts to UK residents.
Closing your account
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Living outside the UK affects the way you can use your savings account. If you’ve opened a new savings account, transferred any existing savings accounts/term deposits to a new savings account, or changed the existing term or amount invested (other than by interest accrued) of a fixed term deposit at maturity, your account will have been closed and any balance returned to you by sterling cheque. A confirmation letter will have been sent to your primary address. If you’ve not received the letter and need to get in touch, please call us.
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Only new savings accounts will be closed.
Updating personal information
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You’ll continue to receive all correspondence (e.g. statements, notification letters, interest certificates, and cards), provided your overseas address is registered as your primary address with us.
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Learn how to update your personal details on our profile and settings hub.
Contact information
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You can call us if you have any further questions or would like to find out more about saving with us whilst overseas.
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