How to open a bank account in Banca Intesa

The fee for a non-cash money transfer from a current account in a foreign currency is 0.2% (the minimum is RSD 1 200; the maximum is RSD 40 000);
the fee for a non-cash transfer in a foreign currency from a multicurrency account to a client of another Serbian bank is 0.3% (the minimum is RSD 1 200, the maximum is RSD 30 000);

Incoming foreign cash payments - free of charge

Fee for opening an account for non-residents in RSD or FX (multi-currency) - RSD 50 000

Internet Bank in Serbian and English languages

The Bank offers a full range of banking services for small and medium-sized businesses, private and corporate clients

Debit cards can be issued

To open an account, the account signatory must visit Serbia

For a legal entity:
- Extract from the Serbian Business Registers Agency (SBRA) proving the company’s registration;
- Memorandum and Articles of Association;
- Director’s resolution to open an account;
- Power of attorney (in the case of opening an account by power of attorney);

Normally, banks of Serbia accept company documents without notarization.
If there is a corporate director / shareholder / secretary in the structure, the full set of documents listed above must be provided.
- Completed bank’s questionnaire forms;
- Office lease contracts, cash flow chart, ownership structure chart, etc.;
- Copies of current contracts with counterparties (if any), invoices and other supporting documents on the company’s transactions.

For an individual (directors / shareholders / beneficiaries / attorneys):
- Proof of identity (passport) and permit to work in Serbia;
- Document proving residency in Serbia (lease contract, “white card”).

The list is not exhaustive. The bank has the right to request any other documents and additional information

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