Why bank with Lloyds TSB International
Feel secure managing your money internationally with help from a trusted British bank
When you're banking abroad, you've got several options — setting yourself up with a local bank, using an international bank, or just trying to get by with your home bank account.
So why choose to bank with Lloyds TSB International? It's simple — we offer a service you can trust, and we'll be there for you whenever and wherever you need us.
Security and stability
We're part of a trusted British bank, based in a politically and economically stable jurisdiction, with English-speaking staff available around the clock. Wherever your journey takes you, you can be sure your money is in safe hands.*
24-hour access to your account
Our telephone and internet banking services mean you can check your balance, make payments and transfers and handle your direct debits and standing orders whenever you need to:
- 24 hour telephone banking with Offshore Phonebank
- fast, secure and straightforward Internet banking
A tax efficient jurisdiction
We operate out of Jersey, the Isle of Man and Guernsey, the 3 main British Isles offshore jurisdictions, and bring the tax benefits of offshore banking to our customers wherever they are in the world.
Advice you can rely on
We offer personal advice on all aspects of day-to-day banking, international mortgages and offshore savings and investments, helping you keep your finances in great shape.
We can also help arrange international tax planning, Will writing and insurance through our carefully selected network of partners.
Award-winning service
Lloyds TSB International won the award for best international bank product range at the International Investment and Fund Product Awards 2008. Our International Mortgage Service was named Best Overseas Lender 2007/08 by Your Mortgage.
A global presence
Because we have offices and staff throughout the world, it doesn't matter how often you move countries — you'll never need to move banks.
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* Lloyds TSB plc does not guarantee the liabilities of its subsidiaries. The paid up capital and reserves of Lloyds TSB International Limited was £319 million as at 31st December 2006. Rules and regulations made under the UK Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, including the Financial Services Compensation Scheme, do not apply to the financial services businesses of companies within the Lloyds Banking group carried out from offices outside the United Kingdom.