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If you're a Vietnamese citizen aged 18 or older, you can easily open your account through the HSBC Vietnam mobile app.
It takes just minutes with our eKYC (electronic Know Your Customer) verification process and enables you to open an account online without going to the bank.
Bank account opening requirements are determined by the regulations of the State Bank of Vietnam and each bank's specific policies.
When opening an HSBC account online, take a moment to review the process, gather the necessary information, and ensure your details are accurate.
To be eligible, you must:
Important note
Online account opening is currently only available for new Vietnamese customers who don't already bank with HSBC Vietnam. The account will be opened in Vietnamese dong (VND).
This service applies to customers signing up for HSBC Payroll Offers or HSBC Premier, allowing them to enjoy a range of financial benefits.
HSBC Vietnam offers a range of accounts to suit different financial needs.
Ready to open an account online without going to the bank? Follow these 6 simple steps to begin your HSBC account application quickly and easily:
Once you've submitted your application, your account will be reviewed and approved.
You'll receive your free HSBC debit card, gain access to HSBC Online Banking and mobile app features, and enjoy the ability to make local and international transfers.
If you can't open an account online, you can visit your nearest HSBC branch or transaction office for assistance. This service is particularly helpful for foreigners living in Vietnam or existing HSBC customers looking to open additional accounts.
To open an account in branch, you'll need to bring one or more of the following:
All documents submitted must have at least 60 days of validity remaining, and you'll need to provide VNEID level 2 for biometric information.
Are you a Vietnamese citizen and new customer? You can download the app to apply. Request a call back if you already bank with us, or you're a foreigner residing in Vietnam.
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