Apparently, one can only do financial transactions in the same branch of the bank where they opened their account. All of this - in the digital age in this hi-tech-savvy country...
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It's quite the same in France...
Huh? I've never had that problem in my life in the US or even Costa Rica. Guess Israel really is backwards in some ways. Would this be the case in Lithuania? What about ATMs?