In order to get a loan from the "Baltic Bank", you need to familiarize yourself with the terms of providing funds on the basis of return on the organization's website and contact any bank branch with the agreed documents.
Instructions
Step 1
Visit the official website of the Baltic Bank. At the top of the main page, hover your cursor over the inscription "Private clients". A menu will appear in front of you, select the "Lending" section in it.
Step 2
Check out our retail lending programs. "Baltiyskiy Bank" offers services for the provision of funds to the owners of salary cards issued in this organization, to buy a car, to pay for education. You can also open a credit card. All conditions are presented in the relevant sections of the site.
Step 3
Study the list of necessary documents confirming your ability to repay the debt on time, on the basis of which the Baltic Bank will make a decision on granting you a loan. They are listed in the description of each loan program.
Step 4
Visit a branch of Baltiyskiy Bank in St. Petersburg or a branch in another region of the Russian Federation. You can find the addresses and contact numbers on the official website of the organization.
Step 5
Provide the bank employee with a passport and documents required for applying for a loan.
Step 6
Fill out the application in the prescribed form. Keep in mind that the Baltic Bank's website is not equipped with the option to submit an application online, this is done when you personally visit a branch of the organization.
Step 7
Ask the employee to make you a detailed calculation of debt repayment based on the desired loan amount and the selected program.
Step 8
Wait until the bank makes a decision on granting you a loan. Baltic Bank considers applications from individuals within two business days.
Step 9
Visit the branch of the "Baltic Bank" after reporting a positive decision on your person. Sign the loan agreement and receive the funds. Ask a bank employee to print a debt repayment schedule for you if it is not attached to the contract.
