Open an account conveniently, without visiting a bank branch.
Read about how to open an account for a private person, a minor, a business or a non-resident.
Should you still choose to visit our branch, make sure you bring:
- a valid identity document
- an appropriate (notarised) authorisation document, if you serve as a representative
- if you wish to open an account for a minor, make sure you also bring:
- the child’s birth certificate;
- the child’s valid identity document, if the child is at least 7 years old
- Please fill in the form for opening an account.
- Book an appointment to our client office in this appointment form.
When we have confirmed the appointment time and you are coming to our client office, please make sure you bring:
- a valid identity document (for example a passport or ID-card)
- certificate from Estonian educational institution regarding enrolment
In the office we will make face-to-face identification and sign the client agreement with you.
We help you quickly and conveniently resolve card-related issues by phone. Call us 24/7 at +372 6 800 400.
To pick up your bank card from a branch, please book a suitable appointment in advance. Also, please note that the service fee for ordering a card at a branch is 10 euros.
You can find answers to frequently asked questions about cards on our website.
For example:
Please note that making payments at a branch is subject to a fee according to our price list.
You can easily adjust your limits yourself:
- To change transfer limits, go to Internet Bank: Information And Settings → Accounts and limits → Change transfer limits.
- To change daily and monthly limits for card transactions (cash withdrawals, card and contactless payments, and online purchases) in the card view when logged in to the Mobile app or Internet Bank.
Please note that issuing a certificate at the branch is subject to a fee according to our price list.
Please note that setting up Smart-ID at the branch costs 10 euros.
A good way of bringing yourself up to speed with saving and investing opportunities is to start by reading the information on our website and participating in our free seminars.
At the meeting focused on saving and growing your money, we can introduce the following solutions:
I am aware that LHV does not provide advice on taxes or investments, nor does it provide specific advice on the purchase of securities during the consultation. I make my own selection of securities, buying and selling decisions as well as transactions, and I understand that investing is always associated with risks.
We are pleased to offer you professional advice on growing your money via email.
Please contact us at maaklerid@lhv.ee.
For more detailed information about investing, please visit our website, where you will also find helpful information in the Frequently Asked Questions section.
Please bring a valid identity document.
To ensure everything goes as smoothly as possible, please follow these steps:
1. First, send the documents proving your right of inheritance to parimine@lhv.ee.
- You can download a digital version of the certificate of inheritance from the www.eesti.ee portal under notarial documents.
- If you prefer to submit paper documents, you can bring them to our client office. Please book an appointment in advance for this.
2. After reviewing your documents, we will contact you regarding the next steps.
Documents proving the right of inheritance include:
- The original certificate of inheritance certified by a notary (with the notary’s stamp);
- A valid ID document (required from all heirs);
- If there are minors among the heirs, a court order is also required.
You can find more information about inheritance on our website.
We will be happy to advice you in home loan topics by phone or e-mail.
Please call us at +372 699 9118 (Mon–Fri 9–17) or email kodulaen@lhv.ee.
You can read more about home loan in our website and find useful information in FAQ.
You can find information about possibilities of the II pillar of pension on our website.
Details of disbursements can be found on our pension website.
Additionally you can find useful data on the website of Estonian Pension Center about payments from II pillar for retirement pension age and before reaching pensionable age. You can most conveniently and with lowest cost submit the application in the self-service of Estonian Pension Center.
Please specify the purpose of your visit.
If you are interested in home loan topics, please call us at 6 999 111 or email laenutugi@lhv.ee
