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Instructions for Opening Personal Bank Account
Required documents for opening Personal account:
(1)Please complete, print
and sign two copies of the Bank Account Contract (account_contract.pdf)
Please make sure that on
the botton of document the following ID is printed:
"For
Office Use only" 10055049 DRAG
Get a Personal account advisor: To speed up the processing of your documents and assistance to follow up account opening, you can first send a scanned copy of your documents via email at:
ACTIVATION Within 2-3 banking days upon receipt of your documents and approval of the applications, Bank shall issue your Account Number (12 digits) and Customer ID (8 digits). You will be informed via e-mail first.
For account with Maestro/Cirrus debit card the first transfer should be larger than:
You should receive
all of the above items within 5-12 business days from the
date of dispatch (depending on your location). Please specify additionally, if you wish to receive them by courier at your own cost (85 US$).
As soon as account is paid, you will
receive your Banking Package containing all necessary
information for operating the account, ATM debit Card and
Internet Access Code.
For account with MasterCard debit card the first transfer should be larger than:
Full list of Fees and Charges for Personal Bank Account
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