How to open a bank account in UniCredit Bank

The fee for a non-cash money transfer in EUR from a foreign currency account in EUR to an account abroad:
- up to RSD 6 000 000 - 0,35% (min. RSD 1 000 max. RSD 10 000);
- for the amount over RSD 6 000 000 - 0.25% (max. RSD 40 000);
- in EUR purchased from the bank - RSD 1 000.
Payments within the UniCredit group – 0.10% (the minimum is RSD 800; the maximum is RSD 40 000

Receiving money from abroad in a foreign currency current account in EUR is free of charge

The account opening fee is RSD 100 000; the account maintenance fee is RSD 10 000 RSD

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The Bank offers a full range of banking 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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