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PASHA Bank account opening guide

PASHA Bank Georgia is part of the Baku-based PASHA Holding and has operated in Georgia since 2013. The bank mainly offers corporate services to businesses operating in Georgia, but it also has accounts for individuals.

The bank at a glance

Legal name
JSC PASHA Bank Georgia
Official website
pashabank.ge
National Bank of Georgia license
N 909, 17.01.2013

Who can open an account

According to the bank, it offers businesses operating in Georgia the full range of corporate banking products and presents itself as a partner to companies operating in Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey. The bank’s website also features personal accounts and deposits.

On its deposit pages, the bank lists rates that are 0.5% lower for non-resident individuals and legal entities, but the terms for opening a current account as a non-resident are not described separately. Check this with the bank.

How to open an account

Accounts are opened in person at the bank: the head office is at 37m Ilia Chavchavadze Ave., Tbilisi, and there is a branch on Saarbrücken Square. Under the general agreements, only existing account holders can open an account through a remote application.

When a company opens an account, it is assigned a personal corporate banker. Accounts are managed through internet and mobile banking.

Documents you will need

The document list is not published on the bank’s website. Under the general agreements, an account is opened on the basis of an application and the documents required by law and requested by the bank. Providing additional information does not oblige the bank to open an account.

Fees and charges

For individuals, opening a current account and monthly maintenance are free. Opening a business account is also free; monthly maintenance is 30 GEL according to the business accounts page, while in the service packages (0 to 250 GEL a month) account maintenance costs 0 GEL. The promotion shown on the packages page ran until 6 October 2026, so confirm the current price with the bank.

Things to keep in mind

The client confirms that they and their related persons are not on any sanctions list and do not live in a country under comprehensive sanctions. Separate, higher fees apply to transfers to Russia and Belarus.

How Aviaspace helps

We can help arrange an appointment, clarify a specific bank’s requirements and coordinate the process. Banking services and the final account decision belong to the bank.