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195 Branches মেটলাইফ পলললির প্রিপ্রিয়াি ও অꇍযাꇍয মপমেন্ট ইউপ্রিপ্রিএল িযা廬কের িকল শাখায় ꇍগকে প্রদান কমর তাৎক্ষপ্রিেভাকি বমু ে লনন ররপ্রভপ্রꇍউ স্ট্যাম্প ও িীলিহ রিটলাইকের প্ররপ্রিট এই িলু বধা পাওয়ার জনয গ্রাহকমক মকান অলিলরক্ত লফ অথবা স্ট্যাম্প চাজ জ প্রদান করমি হমব না BARISAL DIVISION Sl. No. Division District Name of Branches Address of Branch Hosue# 87-88, Hemayet Uddin Road, Barisal City Corporation, P.S-Barisal Sadar, 1 Barisal Barisal Barisal Branch Barisal. Mokles Complex, Holding-888, 887, 887/1, Sadar Road, Ward-06, Bhola 2 Barisal Bhola Bhola Branch Pourashava,PS-Bhola Sadar, Dist. Bhola 3 Barisal Bhola Char Fasson Branch New CHATTOGRAM DIVISION Sl. No. Division District Name of Branches Address of Branch Atlas Rangs Plaza, Plot No.7, Sheikh Mojib Road, Agrabad C/A, Ward No.36, PS- 4 Chattogram Chattogram Agrabad Branch Bandar, Chittagong City Corporation, Dist. Chittagong Imam Mansion (3rd floor), Holding-504 (old), 491/A (new), Anderkilla Sarak, Ward- 5 Chattogram Chattogram Anderkilla Branch 20, Chittagong City Corporation, PS-Kotwali, Chittagong 6 Chattogram Chattogram Anowara Sader Branch APL Hossain , New Market, Union-Anowara, PS-Anowara, Dist-Chittagong Muntasir D.M. City Center (1st Floor), Vill- Darmapur, Ward-05, Union- Darmapur, 7 Chattogram Chattogram Azadi Bazar Bazar P.S- Fatickchari, Ctg. 8 Chattogram Chattogram Bahaddarhat Branch Rahmania Shopping Complex (1st Flr), 63/A, Chandgaon, Chittagong 9 Chattogram Brahmanbaria Bancharampur Branch R. S. Super Market, College Road, P.S-Bancharampur, Dist. Brahmanbaria N. S. Mansion, Holding-0499 & 0499-001, VIP Road, Ward-04, Bandarban 10 Chattogram Bandarban Bandarban Branch Pourashava, PS-Bandarban Sadar, Dist. Bandarban Mir Complex, Dhaka-Chittagong High Way, Ward No-2, Pourashaba-Baroiarhat, 11 Chattogram Chattogram Baroiarhat Branch P.O-Bisumeer, P.S-Jorargonj(Ex-Mirsarai), Dist- Chittagong Idris Tower( 1st floor), Battali, Rustamhat, P.O. Burumchara, Union-Juidandi, Ward 12 Chattogram Chattogram Battali Branch No- 06,P.S. Anowara Dist. Chittagong Alim Baksha Sawdagar Market, South Bazar, Union- Bhatiary, P.S-Sitakunda,Dist- 13 Chattogram Chattogram Bhatiari Branch Chittagong 14 Chattogram Boalkhali Boalkhali Branch New 15 Chattogram Brahmanbaria Brahmanbaria Branch 1090/12, Court Road, Brahmanbaria Siddique Bachura Shopping Complex, Holding No.851, Cox's Bazar Main Road, 16 Chattogram Chattogram Chandanaish Branch Ward No.09, P.S-Chandanaish, Dist. Chittagong 17 Chattogram Chandpur Chandpur Branch 37/37, Cumilla Road, Paul Bazar, Chandpur Talukder Bhaban, (1st & 2nd Floor), Chaturi Chowmuhani, Union-Chaturi, PS- 18 Chattogram Chattogram Chaturi Branch Anowara, Chittagong 19 Chattogram Chattogram Chawkbazar Branch 371, Kapashgola Road,Chowkbazar,Ctg-4000 Chittagong Mecial College 20 Chattogram Chattogram EPIC Divine (1st floor),19, Fazlul Kader Road,P.S-Panchlaish, Chittagong Branch Samabaya Market (1st floor), P.O.: Chiringa, Chokoria, Paurashava,Chokoria, Cox’s 21 Chattogram Cox'S Bazar Chokoria Branch Bazar 22 Chattogram Chattogram Chowdhuryhat Branch Salma Plaza, Chowdhury Hat, PO-South Madarsa, PS-Hathazari, Dist. Chittagong 23 Chattogram Noakhali Chowmuhani Branch Haji Seraj Market, 50-266, Kalitola Rd., Chowmuhani, Noakhali Sl. No. Division District Name of Branches Address of Branch 24 Chattogram Cumilla Cumilla Branch 125/117, Raigonj (1st floor), Chatipatty, Comilla-3500 Al-Hafez Complex, Plot No.347, Main Road, Ward-03, Cox's Pourasava, PS-Cox's 25 Chattogram Cox'S Bazar Cox's Bazar Branch Bazar Sadar, Dist. Cox's Bazar. 26 Chattogram Chattogram Dampara Branch Holding No.115/134, M.M. Ali Road WASA More,Dampara, Chittagong Hazari Shopping Center, Main Arakan Road, Union & PS-Chandonaish, Dohazari, 27 Chattogram Dohajari Dhohazari Branch Chittagong 28 Chattogram Cox'S Bazar Eidgaon Branch Eidgaon Main Road (Bus Stand) Union- Eidgaon, Cox’s Bazar 29 Chattogram Chattogram Enayet Bazar Bazar 59, Jubilee Road P.S.- Kotwali, Ctg. City Corporation Dist- Chittagong M.K. Shopping Complex,College Road, Bibirhat,Union, Durang, Upa Zilla 30 Chattogram Chattogram Fatickchari Branch Fatikchari,,Dist- Chittagong 31 Chattogram Feni Feni Branch 21, Stn. Road, Shaheed Hossain Uddin, Bipani Bitan, (1st Floor), Feni 32 Chattogram Chattogram Gohira Branch P.O.: Gohira,Pourashava: Raozan, Upa Zila: Raozan, Dist: Chittagong, House#07, Road#02, Lane#2, Block#G, Halishahar Housing Estate, Ctg, City 33 Chattogram Chattogram Halishahar Branch Corporation, Dist. Chittagong S A Shopping Complex (1st floor), Vill-Fatika, Union-Hathazari Sadar P.S-Hathazari, 34 Chattogram Chattogram Hathazari Branch Chittagong. CPDL Minez, Holding No.42, Jamal Khan Road, Ward No.21, Chittagong City 35 Chattogram Chattogram Jamal Khan Branch Corporation, PS-Kotwali, Dist-Chittagong. 693/1, Shahid Khaja Nizam Uddin Road, Comilla City Corporation, P.S- Kotwali, 36 Chattogram Cumilla Jhawtala Branch Comilla 37 Chattogram Chattogram Jubilee Road Branch Rifle Club Shooting Complex, Nandankanan, Jubilee Rd. Ctg-4000 38 Chattogram Chattogram Kadamtali Branch Baitush Sharaf Market (1st Floor),Kadamtali, Saber Tower (1st floor), Holding-3736/A/5378, Kalameah Bazar, Bishwo Road, 39 Chattogram Chaktai Kala Meah Bazar Bakalia, Shah Amanat Connecting Road, Chattogram 40 Chattogram Chattogram Kamal Bazar Branch Kabir Tower (1st floor), Kalurghat Road, Kamal Bazar, Chittagong. 41 Chattogram Chattogram Karnaphuli Branch Maimuna Shafi Tower, Aktaruzzaman Chattar, P.S-Karnafully, Chittagong Simanta Complex-2, Holding No.561, Kuti- Kasba Road, Ward No.05, Kasba 42 Chattogram Brahmanbaria Kasba Branch Pourashava, P.S-Kasba, Dist. Brahmanbaria Nur Shopping Centre, Holding No.988/1694, M. Aziz Road, Ward No.40, Chittagong 43 Chattogram Chattogram Katghar Branch City Corporation, PS-Patanga, Dist. Chittagong. 44 Chattogram Noakhali Kazirhat Branch Vill-Alaiyarpur, Ward-09, Union-12 No. Kutubpur, P.S-Begumganj, Dist- Noakhali 45 Chattogram Chattogram Keranihat Branch Hoque View Shopping Centre, North Demsha, PS-Satkania, Dist. Chattogram Khatungonj Trade Centre, Plot#697,698 & 699, Ramjoy Mohajan lane,Khantungonj, 46 Chattogram Chattogram Khatungonj Branch Chittagong-4000 47 Chattogram Chattogram Khulshi Branch New City Centre, Holding#0202-00, Chawkbazar Main Road, Ward-06, Pourasava- 48 Chattogram Lakshmipur Lakshmipur Branch Lakshmipur, PS-Lakshmipur Sadar, Dist. Lakshmipur 49 Chattogram Chattogram Lohagara Branch Liakat Hossain Market(1st Floor.) Lohagara Motor Station, PS-Lohagara, Chittagong Mabia Emporium, Madunaghat Bazar, PO-Rashid Bari, Union-Dakshin Madarsha, 50 Chattogram Chattogram Madunaghat Branch PS-Hathazari, Dist-Chittagong. 51 Chattogram Noakhali Maizdee Court Branch 1175-1176, Maizdee Court Main Road, Noakhali Sl. No. Division District Name of Branches Address of Branch Chittagong Shopping Complex 52 Chattogram Chattogram Muradpur Branch 112-129 Nasiradad Mohalla,(1st Flr.), Muradpur, Ctg 53 Chattogram Chattogram Nazirhat Branch Nazirhat (Hossain Market), P.O- Nazirhat, PS-Fatickchari, Chittagong Patherhat, Vill-Noapara 54 Chattogram Chattogram Noapara, Ctg Branch P.S-Rawzan, Chittagong-4346 Aerial Legend Centre, Holding-1080, CDA Avenue, East Nasirabad (GEC), PS- 55 Chattogram Chattogram O.R.Nizam Road Branch Panchlaish, Chittagong. Gazi Mansion. Holding No.3711/B, Oxygen-Quaish Link Road, Ward-03, Chittagong 56 Chattogram Chattogram Oxygen Branch City Corporation, PS-Bayazid, Dist-Chittagong. UCB Bhaban (1st & 2nd Floor), D. T. Road, Ward No.09, Chittagong City 57 Chattogram Chattogram Pahartali Branch Corporation, P.S-Pahartali, Chittagong Chittagong Port, 200, Strand Rd.Samad Supar Mkt., No. 3, Jetty Gate,Dabolmuring, 58 Chattogram Chattogram Port Branch Ctg 59 Chattogram Chattogram Patiya Branch Islam Tower, Ward No.07, P.S-Patiya, Dist-Chittagong. Hajee Faiz Market (1st floor) Chaumuhani, Vill-Syed Bari, Morium Nagar, 60 Chattogram Chattogram Rangunia Branch Rangunia,Chittagong 61 Chattogram Chattogram Raozan Branch G.T. Shopping Complex, Munshighata, Ward-08, Pourasava-Raozan, Chittagong Habib City Tower, 49, Sadarghat Road, Ward-30, Chittagong City Corporation, P.S- 62 Chattogram Chattogram Sadarghat Branch Double mooring, Chittagong. 63 Chattogram Chattogram Shantirhat branch New 64 Chattogram Chattogram Sharaf Bhata Branch Asma Bhaban (1st floor), Union-Sharaf Bhata Upazilla-Rangunia, Dist-Chattogram Motaleb Plaza, Eshak Mia Sarak, Ward-2, Pourasava-Sonaimuri, P.S-Sonaimuri, 65 Chattogram Noakhali Sonaimuri Branch Dist. Noakhali. 66 Chattogram Chattogram Station Road Branch Hajee Abul Hossain mrkt (1st flr.), 113, Stn Rd., Katwali, Chittagong DHAKA DIVISION Sl. No. Division District Name of Branches Address of Branch 67 Dhaka Dhaka Ati Bazar Branch Haji Nasir Uddin Market, PO-Ati Bazar, Union-Shakta, PS-Keranigonj, Dist-Dhaka. Firoz Khan Shopping Center, Balasur Chowrasta, PO-Bhagyakul, PS-Srinagor, Dist- 68 Dhaka Munshiganj Balasur Branch Munshigonj. Sharif Plaza (1st & 2nd floor) 69 Dhaka Dhaka Banani Branch 39, Kemal Ataturk Avenue Banani, Dhaka. Block-K, Plot-320, Road No-16 70 Dhaka Dhaka Bonosree Branch Main Road, South Banasree, Dhaka. 71 Dhaka Dhaka Bangshal Branch 32/3, Malitola, North South Road, Dhaka -1000 Joynal Plaza, Vill-Dubisayabar, Ward#03, Union-Barakandi, PS-Jajira, Dist. 72 Dhaka Shariatpur Barakandi Branch Shariatpur. 73 Dhaka Dhaka Bashundhara Branch House No.06, Block-A, Main Road, Bashundhara R/A, Dhaka. Halima Plaza, Vill-Bhawal Mirzapur, Union-Mirzapur, PS-Gazipur Sadar, Dist. 74 Dhaka Gazipur Bhawal Mirzapur Branch Gazipur 75 Dhaka Narayanganj Bhulta Branch Gausia
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