Visit the bank branch: Once you have collected all the necessary documents, schedule an appointment or visit the bank branch in person. Some banks may allow you to start the application process online, but you will still need to visit the branch to complete the process.

Fill out the application form: At the bank, you will be required to fill out an application form. The form will typically be in Russian, so you may need assistance from a Russian-speaking friend or a bank representative who speaks English.

Provide your documents: Submit your collected documents along with the completed application form to the bank representative.

Choose your account type and currency: Decide on the type of account you want to open (e.g., savings, current, or foreign currency account) and the currency in which you want to maintain your account (e.g., Russian rubles or foreign currency like USD or EUR).

Make an initial deposit: Some banks may require you to make an initial deposit to activate your account. The minimum deposit amount can vary depending on the bank and the type of account you choose.

Obtain your account details and card: Once your application is processed and approved, the bank will provide account details including account number and IBAN. You will also receive a debit card linked to your account, which you can use for transactions and withdrawals.