An intraocular lens comprising an optic, the optic having first and second sides (3.1, 3.2) and comprising: - a first main lens surface (4.1) at the first side (3.1) and a second main lens surface (4.2) at the second side (3.2), the first main lens surface providing a first main lens surface optical power and the second main lens surface providing a second main lens surface optical power, the first and second main lens surfaces providing a main lens having a main lens optical power to provide distance vision, and a main optical axis defining a radial direction perpendicular to the main optical axis, a tangential direction around the main optical axis and an axial direction along the main optical axis; - a first additional optical active part at the first side (3.1), the first additional optical active part providing a positive relative optical power with respect to the first main lens surface optical power, the first additional optical active part being positioned at a distance from the optical axis and in tangential directions being delimited by boundaries extending in radial directions, and the first additional optical active part overlapping with the second main lens surface (4.2) to form a secondary lens having the positive relative optical power of the first additional optical active part with respect to the main lens to provide near or reading vision; - a central part at the first side (3.1), the central part being arranged such that the main optical axis passes through the central part, and fitting within a circumscribing circle around the optical axis, the central part being adjacent to the first additional optical active part, and the central part having a relative optical power between -2 and 2 diopter with respect to the first main lens surface optical power; and - a second additional optical active part at the second side (3.2), the second additional optical active part being arranged such that the main optical axis passes through the second additional optical active part, and fitting within a circumscribing circle around the main optical axis, and the second additional optical active part providing a relative optical power and/or an optical aberration with respect to the second main lens surface (4.2), wherein the distance between the main optical axis and the first additional optical active part is smaller than the radius of the circle circumscribing the second additional optical active part, the diameter of the circle circumscribing the central part being smaller than the diameter of the circle circumscribing the second additional optical active part, such that the second optical active part at least partly overlaps with the first additional optical active part and partly overlaps with the first main lens surface (4.1). - a first main lens surface (4.1) at the first side (3.1) and a second main lens surface (4.2) at the second side (3.2), the first main lens surface providing a first main lens surface optical power and the second main lens surface providing a second main lens surface optical power, the first and second main lens surfaces providing a main lens having a main lens optical power to provide distance vision, and a main optical axis defining a radial direction perpendicular to the main optical axis, a tangential direction around the main optical axis and an axial direction along the main optical axis; - a first additional optical active part at the first side (3.1), the first additional optical active part providing a positive relative optical power with respect to the first main lens surface optical power, the first additional optical active part being positioned at a distance from the optical axis and in tangential directions being delimited by boundaries extending in radial directions, and the first additional optical active part overlapping with the second main lens surface (4.2) to form a secondary lens having the positive relative optical power of the first additional optical active part with respect to the main lens to provide near or reading vision; - a central part at the first side (3.1), the central part being arranged such that the main optical axis passes through the central part, and fitting within a circumscribing circle around the optical axis, the central part being adjacent to the first additional optical active part, and the central part having a relative optical power between -2 and 2 diopter with respect to the first main lens surface optical power; and - a second additional optical active part at the second side (3.2), the second additional optical active part being arranged such that the main optical axis passes through the second additional optical active part, and fitting within a circumscribing circle around the main optical axis, and the second additional optical active part providing a relative optical power and/or an optical aberration with respect to the second main lens surface (4.2), wherein the distance between the main optical axis and the first additional optical active part is smaller than the radius of the circle circumscribing the second additional optical active part, the diameter of the circle circumscribing the central part being smaller than the diameter of the circle circumscribing the second additional optical active part, such that the second optical active part at least partly overlaps with the first additional optical active part and partly overlaps with the first main lens surface (4.1).