Barclays has warned expat customers that they could lose access to their bank accounts if they no longer live in the UK. Customers are advised to move their money as soon as possible to avoid account closure.
Barclays customers have been warned that they could lose their bank accounts if they no longer live in the UK.
While expats are still able to open a global account with Barclays, they must have a balance of £100,000 in order to avoid paying the £40 monthly charge. While customers abroad who have a loan or mortgage with Barclays won't see their product closed down, they will be unable to apply for any additional loans or remortgages, Wales Online reports.
Barclays Expat Customers Bank Accounts Access Closure UK
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