For the most accurate and up-to-date list of operational banks in Armenia, refer to the official website of the Central Bank of Armenia. Every bank in Armenia has its own website, and most offer built-in English translations.

Opening a personal bank account in Armenia as a foreign resident involves providing specific documentation that might vary between banks.

• A valid passport.
• Some banks may require a notarized translation of the passport.
• Temporary, permanent, or special residency card.
• Documents verifying your address in Armenia, such as a utility bill or a rental agreement.
• Some banks may request documentation that verifies your source of income.
• Some banks might request your Social Services Number (SSN).

Opening a bank account in Armenia as a non-resident can involve a more thorough documentation process than for residents.

• A valid passport.
• Some banks may require a notarized translation of the passport.
• Proof of purpose/economic ties to Armenia becuase banks need to understand the reason for opening an account.
• Proof of income and source of funds.
• Proof of address, which could be a temporary address in Armenia.
• Banks may request additional documents on a case-by-case basis.

Attention

The requirements can vary depending on the country of origin of the non-resident

Most Armenian banks provide online and mobile banking services, including:

• Account management
• Money transfers (local and international)
• Utility payments
• Currency exchange
• Loan and deposit management
• Card management
• The ability to open accounts remotely