First International Bank of Israel's Ramat Beit Shemesh branch is number 179.
- Bank number
- 31
- Branch number
- 179
- SWIFT code
- FIRBILITXXX
- Address
- מנחם פרוש 1, Beit Shemesh
- Postal code
- 9909959
- Branch phone
- 02-9906400
- First International Bank of Israel service line
- *3009
- Closed on
- Sunday
- Step-free access
- Yes
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The same address is also listed as Bank Poalei Agudat Israel branch 179.
A transfer to this branch is written 31-179, and its IBAN holds the same two numbers.
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These are the nearest other First International Bank of Israel branches.
These are the nearest cash machines to this branch.
- First International Bank of Israelמנחם פרוש 1Takes cash inTakes chequesForeign currencyStep-freeNo fee listed0.0 km
- First International Bank of Israelמנחם פרוש 1Takes cash inStep-freeNo fee listed0.0 km
- First International Bank of Israelמנחם פרוש 1Takes cash inTakes chequesStep-freeNo fee listed0.0 km
- First International Bank of Israelמנחם פרוש 12 machines hereNo cash outTakes chequesStep-freeNo fee listed0.0 km
- Bank Poalei Agudat Israelמנחם פרוש 12 machines hereTakes cash inTakes chequesForeign currencyStep-freeNo fee listed0.0 km
Other banks also have branches in Beit Shemesh.
These are the questions people ask about this branch.
What is the number of First International Bank of Israel's Ramat Beit Shemesh branch?
It is branch 179 of bank 31, written 31-179 on a cheque or a transfer.
Where is First International Bank of Israel's Ramat Beit Shemesh branch?
מנחם פרוש 1, Beit Shemesh, 9909959.
What is the phone number of First International Bank of Israel's Ramat Beit Shemesh branch?
The branch is 02-9906400, and First International Bank of Israel's service line is *3009.
On which day is First International Bank of Israel's Ramat Beit Shemesh branch closed?
Its closed day is Sunday. Opening hours change from branch to branch, so the branch's phone number is the place to confirm them.
What does a transfer from abroad to this branch need?
The SWIFT code FIRBILITXXX and the account's IBAN, which starts with IL, then two check digits, then 031179.
The banks, branches, cash machines and SWIFT codes are the Bank of Israel's lists, read on 2 November 2026.