For parents of children and youth

1. Online – only for Swedbank customers.

   You can open an online account for your child aged 0 to 13 (inclusive) if:

   • Your child is a citizen of the Republic of Lithuania;
   • You are a Swedbank customer;
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   • You have a bank account and Internet Bank;
   • you have a qualified personal identification and login tool: Smart-ID, Mobile-ID or ID card with a valid e-signature certificate. More information on login tools

2. Fill in the online application.

   Complete the application and sign the agreement for everyday banking services.

   We will check your application within 2-4 working days. We will notify you by SMS and email when your child's account has been opened.

   Important. If you apply online to open an account for a child aged 6 years or older, you will also be able to choose to have your child become a participant in Swedbank's Youth Programme, receive the service plan Convenient and a contactless payment card.

1. You can open an account for a child aged 0 to 13 years (inclusive) at a branch.

   Just book a visit in advance at the bank branch of your choice at a time convenient for you. When you arrive at the branch, you must bring with you:

   • your personal identification document (passport or ID card);
   • your child's birth certificate or an extract from the birth certificate;
   • proof of guardianship if you are the child's guardian.

2. For a child aged between 14 and 17 (inclusive), an account can only be opened at a bank branch.

   You only need to give your consent and your child can do the rest on his/her own at the bank branch. You can give your consent for your child to open an account:

   1. Online, if you are a Swedbank customer and use the Internet Bank.

   2. At a bank branch of your choice.

      Important. Book a visit in advance at the bank branch of your choice at a time convenient for you. When you arrive at the branch, you must bring with you:

      • your personal identification document (passport or ID card);
      • the child's birth certificate or an extract from the birth certificate;
      • proof of guardianship if you are the child's guardian.

   With your consent, your child (aged 14 and over (inclusive)) will be able to book a visit independently at a bank branch and arrive at a time of his/her choice. The child must bring his/her own:

   • identity document (passport or identity card);
   • birth certificate or an extract from a birth certificate;
   • proof of guardianship if the child has a guardian.

   Important. If the child does not have an identity document (passport or ID card), he/she will only be served at the bank branch with one of the parents or the appointed guardian. In this case, in addition to the child's documents listed above, the parent or nominated guardian must also have his/her valid identity document (passport or ID card).

Once your child's account has been opened and linked to your Internet Bank account, you will be able to see your child's account balance and statement.

1. Give your child logins.

   For a child aged 6 or over who is a Youth Programme participant, you can give him/her the login tools to log in to his/her account on his/her own through the Internet Bank and the smart app, check the account balance and make small money transfers.

2. Get a login tool.

   For your child to be able to use Swedbank Internet Bank and the Swedbank app, he or she needs a Smart-ID or PIN generator as a login tool.

3. Register at a branch.

   To order a Smart-ID or PIN generator for your child:

   1. For a child aged 0 to 13 years (inclusive) - you will need to register and come to the bank branch at a time of your choice.
   2. For a child aged 14 and over, your consent given online or at the bank branch will be sufficient for him or her to come to the branch on his or her own (see information under “At the bank branch”).

4. Take your documents with you.

   When you arrive at the branch where you have registered, bring with you:

   • your identity document (passport or ID card);
   • your child's birth certificate or an extract from your child's birth certificate;
   • proof of guardianship if you are the child's guardian.

Does your child already have a login? Download the app:

If your child is already 6 years old, he or she can become a Youth Programme participant.

1. Book a visit at a branch.

   In order for your child to become a Youth Programme participant, to order a Service Plan “Convenient” and a contactless payment card for him or her, you will need to register in advance and come to the bank branch at a time of your choice.

2. Bring your documents with you.

   When you arrive at the branch where you have registered, bring:

   • your identity document (passport or ID card);
   • your child's birth certificate or an extract from your child's birth certificate;
   • proof of guardianship if you are the child's guardian.

   Don't want to go to a bank branch? If you fill in the online application for opening an account for a child aged 6 years or older, in your application, you can also choose to make your child a participant of the Swedbank Youth Programme. In this case, you will not need to go to a bank branch.

1. You only need to give your consent and your child will be able to do the rest on his/her own at the bank branch. You can give your consent for your child to become a participant in the Youth Programme:

   1. Online, if you are a Swedbank customer and use Internet Bank.

   2. At the bank branch of your choice.

      Important. Before coming to a Swedbank branch, make book a consultation at the time of your choice. You must bring with you:

      • your personal document (passport or ID card);
      • the child's birth certificate or an extract from the birth certificate;
      • proof of guardianship if you are the child's guardian.

2. With your consent, your child (aged 14 and over (inclusive)) will be able to register independently at the bank branch of his/her choice and arrive at the time of his/her choice. The child must bring his/her own:

   • identity document (passport or ID card);
   • birth certificate or an extract from the birth certificate;
   • proof of guardianship if the child has a guardian.

   Important. If the child does not have an identity document (passport or ID card), he/she will be served at the bank branch only with one of the parents or the appointed guardian. In this case, in addition to the child's documents listed above, the parent or nominated guardian must also have his/her own valid identity document (passport or ID card).

3. If your child is already a Swedbank customer - using the Internet Bank and has your consent - he or she can become a participant of the Youth Programme by logging into his or her Swedbank Internet Bank account.