Money transfer to abroad
Money transfer to abroad
How is it possible to send money abroad from India?
With Western Union you can only receive money in India, not send from here. Even Nepal Western Union allows to send money abroad.
Dont Indians realize they can be at serious risk due to some emergencies abroad if they are unable to receive money from home?
With Western Union you can only receive money in India, not send from here. Even Nepal Western Union allows to send money abroad.
Dont Indians realize they can be at serious risk due to some emergencies abroad if they are unable to receive money from home?
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ATMs work both ways. Set up an account before you leave. Citi bank is everywhere ...
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Thanks for the reply. I was wondering about emergencies like lost/ stolen/ damaged/ not working ATM cards. How will one get money then?
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Nepal WU allows you to send money abroad now? 2 years ago my father in law in KTM tried to send money to me in Thailand but was told you could only receive money in Nepal.
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I wire money back to USA all the time from my Indian bank. In my case Kotak.
Now I do have to fill out 6 forms, one in duplicate, and provide photocopies of my visa and passport, every time. But that really isn't much of a surprise.
However once the paperwork is approved it is only 3 working days from Indian bank to available funds in USA bank.
Now I do have to fill out 6 forms, one in duplicate, and provide photocopies of my visa and passport, every time. But that really isn't much of a surprise.
However once the paperwork is approved it is only 3 working days from Indian bank to available funds in USA bank.
money transfer from india to switzerland
Has anyone experience to send money from india to Switzerland?
I would be greatful for your helping suggestions. I live in switzerland and need to transfer money from india to switzerland.
I would be greatful for your helping suggestions. I live in switzerland and need to transfer money from india to switzerland.
Axis Bank wires abroad smoothly--avoid ICICI
I have an employment visa and opened a Priority Acc't. I have to produce a salary slip every coupla months when I wire money abroad (plus the other usual forms). Axis is good. ICICI is a disaster.
Another option--ATM
Another option is to use your ATM card to withdraw money in Switzerland. However, you'd better check the cost per withdrawal from a foreign ATM machine AND the charge for converting the money to Swiss currency. It adds up...Also, you usually have a maximum that can be taken out at a time/daily.
Thanks a lot for you valuable suggestions...
but I was asking myself if one can just transfer money from india to europe without any complication..... I mean if you go to a bank, give them 10 lacs cash and ask them to transfer it to any bank in europa will it work? without to give any reson or produce any type of paper? does indian government allow it? In my case my family is transferring this money to me....
but I was asking myself if one can just transfer money from india to europe without any complication..... I mean if you go to a bank, give them 10 lacs cash and ask them to transfer it to any bank in europa will it work? without to give any reson or produce any type of paper? does indian government allow it? In my case my family is transferring this money to me....
Why?
Why ask why?
Seriously, if you and your parents have the same family name, they might be able to wire you money via Thomas Cook. They should go to their local MAIN branch and ask--ask about ALL the charges--it's not cheap.
If you are studying abroad, then I think it's pretty easy to transfer money to you, because I've seen a clause about that on the form I fill out to wire transfer money to the US.
I will ask my Axis banker your questions & see what he says.
Seriously, if you and your parents have the same family name, they might be able to wire you money via Thomas Cook. They should go to their local MAIN branch and ask--ask about ALL the charges--it's not cheap.
If you are studying abroad, then I think it's pretty easy to transfer money to you, because I've seen a clause about that on the form I fill out to wire transfer money to the US.
I will ask my Axis banker your questions & see what he says.
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