Official branch record · Kathmandu, Nepal
Global IME Bank Limited Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter — SWIFT Code, NRB Code, Address & Contact
Verified branch directory profile for Global IME Bank Limited (Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter) located at Ward No. 26, Kathmandu Metropolitan City in Kathmandu District, Nepal. Includes official NRB Branch Code 11019566, SWIFT/BIC code GLBBNPKA, branch telephone +977-1-4226247, +977-1-4228671 (Head Office), and email info@gibl.com.np (Head Office).
SWIFT / BIC code (8 characters)
GLBBNPKA
About Global IME Bank Limited — Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter
Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter is an official branch of Global IME Bank Limited situated at Ward No. 26, Kathmandu Metropolitan City in Kathmandu District, Nepal, serving customers since 2024-03-13. The branch desk can be reached directly by phone at +977-1-4226247, +977-1-4228671 (Head Office) or via email at info@gibl.com.np (Head Office).
This Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter directory record includes two primary banking identifiers. The centralized SWIFT/BIC code GLBBNPKA (11-character format: GLBBNPKAXXX) identifies Global IME Bank Limited for incoming international wire transfers. The NRB Branch Code 11019566 is the unique eight-digit branch identifier assigned to the Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter office in Nepal Rastra Bank's official BFI directory.
How to Receive an International Wire Transfer at Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter
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Provide the Global IME Bank Limited SWIFT Code
Share the 8-character SWIFT/BIC code GLBBNPKA with the sender to identify Global IME Bank Limited. If the sending bank's online form requires an 11-character head office code, enter GLBBNPKAXXX.
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Specify Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter & Account Details
Provide your full account name, account number without spaces, bank name (Global IME Bank Limited), and branch location: Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter, Ward No. 26, Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Kathmandu District.
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Reference NRB Branch Code 11019566 if Requested
The eight-digit NRB Branch Code 11019566 uniquely identifies the Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter branch in Nepal Rastra Bank's official records and domestic clearing systems.
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Verify Details with the Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter Desk
For high-value or first-time international wires, confirm beneficiary instructions with the branch at +977-1-4226247, +977-1-4228671 (Head Office) and keep your SWIFT MT103 or remittance slip until the funds are credited.
Which Code Do You Need for Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter?
Use the Global IME Bank Limited SWIFT/BIC code for:
- Incoming international wire transfers to Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter
- Identifying Global IME Bank Limited on global SWIFT networks
- Foreign remittance forms requesting an 8 or 11-char BIC
Use NRB Code 11019566 for:
- Identifying the Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter branch in NRB official records
- Domestic clearing and NRB regulatory reporting in Kathmandu
- Distinguishing Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter from other Global IME Bank Limited branches
Frequently Asked Questions — Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter
01 What is the SWIFT code of Global IME Bank Limited Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter?
02 What is the NRB Branch Code of Global IME Bank Limited Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter?
03 Where is Global IME Bank Limited Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter located?
04 How can I contact Global IME Bank Limited Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter?
05 Should I use the SWIFT code or NRB Code 11019566 for Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter?
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Disclaimer: Branch information, contact details, SWIFT/BIC codes, and NRB branch codes (11019566) for Global IME Bank Limited — Saraswoti Multiple Campus-Extension Counter may change. Confirm payment details with the relevant bank before making a transfer, especially for large or international payments. NRB records can be used to verify the published branch code.