SWIFT Codes for Vanuatu

Find the exact SWIFT/BIC code for any bank in Vanuatu. Search by bank name, city, or code. 2024 Updated Info.

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Bank List - Vanuatu

16 codes

Bank Name	SWIFT/BIC Code	City	Branch
ALPEN BARUCH BANK LIMITED	ALBUVUVV	PORT VILA	Head Office
ANZ BANK (VANUATU) LTD	ANZBVUVX	PORT VILA	Head Office
ASIA MERCHANT BANK LIMITED	AMBVVUVU	PORT VILA	Head Office
BANK SOUTH PACIFIC (VANUATU) LIMITED	BOSPVUVX	PORT VILA	Head Office
BRED (VANUATU) LTD	BREDVUVU	PORT VILA	Head Office
DIGITAL OCEAN BANK LIMITED	DIOCVUVV	PORT VILA	Head Office
FINANCIAL PARTNERS BANK LIMITED	FPBLVUV1	PORT VILA	Head Office
GREENROCK SECURITIES LIMITED	GRCRVUV1	PORT VILA	Head Office
INTEGRATED MARKETS LTD	INKRVUV1	PORT VILA	Head Office
MG COMMERCIAL BANK LIMITED	MGCBVUVV	PORT VILA	Head Office
NATIONAL BANK OF VANUATU LIMITED	NBOVVUVU	PORT VILA	Head Office
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL TRUST CO. LTD	PITCVUV1	PORT VILA	Head Office
PACIFIC PRIVATE BANK LIMITED	PPBLVUVU	PORT VILA	Head Office
RESERVE BANK OF VANUATU	RBVAVUVU	PORT VILA	Head Office
WANFUTENG BANK LIMITED	WANFVUVV	PORT VILA	Head Office
WESTMINSTER BANK	WEMTVUVU	PORT VILA	Head Office

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What is the SWIFT code in Vanuatu?

The SWIFT code (or BIC) in Vanuatu is a standard banking identifier used for international transfers. It is essential for sending money safely to any bank in the country.

SWIFT Structure in Vanuatu

SWIFT codes for banks in Vanuatu have 8 or 11 characters:

BBBBBank Code (4 letters): Identifies the institution.
CCCountry Code (VU): The two letters identifying Vanuatu.
LLLocation Code (2 characters): City or region of the branch.
BBBBranch Code (3 optional characters): If missing, it uses 'XXX'.

FAQ about SWIFT in Vanuatu

Do I need a SWIFT code to send money to Vanuatu?

Yes, the SWIFT/BIC code is mandatory for all international wire transfers to Vanuatu.

What is the difference between SWIFT and BIC?

They are the same. SWIFT is the network and BIC (Bank Identifier Code) is the technical name of the code.

Do SWIFT codes change?

Rarely, but banks can merge or rebrand. It is always recommended to verify the code before sending money.