Banking in Lithuania
A Lithuanian bank account is an excellent tool for investment and for storing earned funds. Banks in Lithuania offer the opening of accounts of different types: including internet banking, card products, private banking.
The advantages of opening a bank account in Lithuania:
- Lithuanian banks allow opening accounts for both residents and non-residents;
- it is possible to choose a bank following the goals of the business (both small local banks and the largest Scandinavian banking groups operating in the country);
- state guarantee for the return of deposits up to 100,000 euros in one bank;
- lack of currency control in the country, availability of funds, and transfers at any time of the day.
Open bank account
We offer assistance in opening bank accounts in Lithuania. The experts will help you choose the optimal financial partner depending on the purpose for which the account is opened (an account for an individual or a company account).
Types of bank account
The Lithuanian banking system is very developed. The interests of the client in the bank sector are above all, therefore, the non-disclosure of bank secrets is protected at the legislative level and clients can rely on the confidentiality of information. Lithuania is a perfect country conducting international business.
Corporate
A corporate account has a wide range of instruments, as well as a range of different types of lending. Provides trade and structured finance services for your business in Lithuania, both for operating companies and for holding one. The corporate account offers the development of individual solutions in the field of corporate finance - the acquisition of assets, securities, and other operations.
Personal
A personal bank account is not for business use, but for an individual to keep and manage personal funds and other assets. This would be a personal banking account rather than a shared corporate account or joint account.
Trading
A trading account can be any assets account including securities, cash or other holdings. Most commonly, trading account refers to a trading primary account.
Requirements
A client of a Lithuanian bank can be a citizen of any country who has provided valid identity documents: a civil passport and a document confirming the address of residence; for example, paid utility bills. In any case, the director of the company must be personally present at the bank at the time of opening a bank account.
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