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Revolut has launched its Dutch branch, and customers resident in the Netherlands will now have their accounts migrated to this branch and receive a Dutch IBAN. This will allow customers to:

• Receive their salary directly into their Revolut account
• Make payments via Direct Debit and pay utility providers
• Avoid additional paperwork often required for non-Dutch IBANs when using their Revolut account for other purposes

To have your account migrated to the Dutch branch, you need to meet some specific requirements. For example, you'll need the required documentation and your country of residence must be the Netherlands. You won't be migrated to the Dutch branch until you meet these criteria.

If you haven't received any communication from us about your account migration yet,‌ some documents in your Revolut account may need to be updated.

If this is the case, an in-app notification will appear on your home screen. Tap the notification to make sure you're eligible for migration and your documents are compliant with local regulations.

We'll migrate customers gradually and will send you an email to notify you that your account is going to be migrated. You can expect your account to be migrated about two months after you receive that email.

If your account hasn't been migrated after 60 days, please be patient — it will be completed shortly. We'll notify you if there are any delays from our side.

Even after receiving your new NL IBAN, you can continue to use the LT IBAN for your current direct debits and inbound payments. However, it's important to note that your account will be fully migrated to the Dutch branch, making the new local NL IBAN the primary identifier for your account.