• Warning: Watch Out for "Phishing" E-mails Targeting Philippine National Bank User as of July 8, 2008

• Simple Tips on How to make Bank Transfer English Tagalog as of September 24, 2008
• Frequently Asked Questions as of September 9, 2008
• Softbank mobile access to PNB Tokyo Branch as of July 24, 2008
• Remittance through ADVISE & PAY now ON-LINE! Even if your beneficiaries don't have a PNB account yet, you can still remit to them and they can pick-up the cash not only from the 324 PNB Branches, but also in over 2,000 PNB Remittance outlets in the Philippines (visit www.pnb.com.ph to see our location branches and outlets for cash pick-up) as of July 1, 2008
• Your easy access to our rate information, just email rate@pnbtokyo.co.jp and click SEND
• Now Available, direct access to your accounts in the Philippines
• Free initial remittance charge for new remitter sending via
• New remitter sending to PNB beneficiary account
• Available for individual remitters only.
• We will provide Mizuho Bank Furikomi Card for Virtual Access Users upon their request with no charge (July 2007)
• Updated forms are available for download (July 2007)
• Postal Link: A cheaper and easier means to remit thru Post Office
• Virtual Access: A simple and more convenient way to send remittance thru Bank Transfer

• Delay on Philippine Remittance on August 1, 2008
• Non-acceptance of Philippine Passport without complementary submission of additional documents as of July 22, 2008
• Effective August 1, 2008 new schedule of charges for particular services of PNB Tokyo and Nagoya will apply as of July 17, 2008
• Impediment of relations with Anti-social forces as of July 1, 2008 "PNB Tokyo and Nagoya declare that a firm and resolute stand is taken against Anti-social forces which threaten the order and security of the society. PNB Tokyo and Nagoya will consistently impede and thoroughly eliminate and rule out relations with Anti-social forces and refuse to provide Anti-social forces with any base for activities."
• Effective  April 1. 2008, PNB Tokyo has aligned in accordance to the Japan Bankers Association “ Compensation for fraudulent withdrawal” , which was announced on 19 February. 2008. PNB Tokyo will reimburse customers who have been victimized by fraudulent loss through withdrawal from their Savings Deposit Account by use of stolen passbook, in line with the Depositor Protection Law and the guideline stated in the Terms & Conditions for Deposit Account. In the case of customer's “gross negligence” or “negligence”, PNB Tokyo will discuss with the customer and handle the cases individually. Depositors' immediate notification of the incident is mandatory for receiving compensation and please inform us immediately by phone or e-mail when your passbook is stolen or lost. Phone : 03-5401-3384 (PNB Tokyo , Deposit Section ) E-mail : deposit @ pnbtokyo.co.jp  
• Effective April 1, 2008 PNB Tokyo and Nagoya shall assist Philippine Based Account opening via over-the-counter only.
• Effective February 01, 2008, the following Fee Schedule shall be applied for USD to USD transactions:

  Through Deposit Account
  Deposit (Placement)	By USD cash	1.5%
  	By Inward TT	0.05% (minimum 3,000 yen)
  Withdrawal	By USD cash	1.5%
  	By Outward TT	1.0% plus TT Commission 2,000 yen to the Philippines
  		TT Commission 5,000 yen to Domestic & USA(Mainland)
  		TT Commission 7,000 yen to other countries
  Being separately from the transactions through Deposit Account
  Inward TT with payout in USD Cash (not through Deposit Account)	Inward TT	Handling fee	0.05% (minimum 3,000 yen)
  	USD Cash	Cash Handling fee	1.5%
  Remittance transaction using USD cash at over-the counter	Cash handling fee	1.5%
  	Handling fee	1.0%
  	Remittance Commission	2,000 yen to the Philippines
  		5,000 yen to USA(Mainland) and 7,000 to other countries

                                              

• Effective January 04, 2008 , the following changes in PNB Japan's front end fees will apply:

Type of Transaction	FROM (Existing)	TO (Revised)
USD Cash for remittance to USD a/c (PNB & other banks)	1.0% fx commission + 2,000 yen remittance charge	1.5% cash handling fee + 1.0% fx commission + 2,000 yen remittance charge
USD Cash for remittance to Peso a/c (PNB & other banks), GFMC, APAS, 3D	2,000 yen or 2,500 yen (for 3D) remittance charge only	1.5% cash handling fee + 2,000 yen or 2,500 yen (for 3D) remittance charge

• Please note that The One-year PAL-PNB Liberng Bagahe Promo ended on April 1, 2007
• Effective January 4, 2007“Know Your Customer” (KYC) Law will require financial institutions to verify ID Documents of applicants for money transfers over JPY100,000 .Click here for english or japanese
• Please be informed that effective November 22, 2006, we no longer offer Peso travelers' checks

• Exchange rate info please see above box
• Deposit interest rate of Tokyo Branch
• Current Housing Loan Interest

We are open from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Monday - Friday, except Japanese holidays, and from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. every Sunday. Click here to see maps, directions and contact information.