Four customer service points will be temporarily closed during quarantine

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Dear Clients, 

Due to the more active remote servicing during quarantine and reduced flow of visitors to the customer service points, four customer service units will be temporarily closed from 11 November. However, other units in the same city will work and serve registered customers.

 

Temporarily closed include:

  • Kaunas Girstučio customer service point (Kovo 11 str. 22, Kaunas) 
  • Šiauliai Centro customer service point (Vilniaus str. 167, Šiauliai) 
  • Rėkyvos customer service point (Energetikų str. 8, Šiauliai) 
  • Vilnius Naujamiesčio customer service point (T. Ševčenkos str. 16, Vilnius) 

 

The nearest customer service point and the link for registration are provided for in the map.  

We apologize for the temporary inconvenience.

 

Yours,
Šiaulių bankas 

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