How to open a bank account in ALTA banka

Fee for non-cash transfer of funds from a foreign currency account to a settlement account abroad in a currency other than the account - 0.5% (min. RSD 5 000, max. RSD 30 000)

Fee for crediting funds from abroad: up to EUR 100 - RSD 100, more than EUR 100 - 0.2% (min. RSD 300, max. RSD 10 000)

Internet Bank in Serbian and English languages

The Bank provides a range of retail and corporate banking services, such as investments in securities, loans, custody services, accounts, safe deposit boxes, Visa and DinaCard payment cards (credit, debit and business cards), as well as electronic banking and home banking. In addition, the bank offers consulting services

Debit cards can be issued

Account opening requires a visit of the account signatory to Serbia

For a legal entity:
- Extract from the Serbian Business Registration Agency (SBRA) confirming the registration of the company;
- Articles of Association and Memorandum and Articles of Association;
- Director's Resolution on account opening;
- Power of Attorney (in case of account opening by power of attorney);
- completed bank forms;
- office lease agreements, cash flow chart, ownership structure chart, etc..;
- copies of current contracts with counterparties (if any), invoices and other supporting documents for the company's transactions.

As a standard, Serbian banks accept company documents without notarization.

For a natural person (directors / shareholders / beneficiaries / attorneys):
- proof of identity (passport) and work permit in Serbia;
- document proving residency in Serbia (lease agreement).

Please note that the list is not exhaustive - the bank has the right to request any other documents and additional information

Savings; Current

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