Money Transfer from India to UAE

Wire transfers are often regarded as a safe and secure method of transmitting money across nations. The time it takes for the transfer to take effect is usually between 1-2 days. And so, it makes an ideal option for emergency transfers.

What is the procedure to Transfer Money to UAE from India?

Transferring funds to any part of the world are made simple with the advancement of technologies. So, what is the procedure to transfer funds to UAE?

Here are the simple steps for easy money transfer

• First, you need to find an ideal forex service provider like Orient Exchange whom you can trust with your money.
• Make sure they are authorized forex dealers to make it trustworthy.
• Once you have selected it, now lookout for all the services they are to provide you with money transfer. Select the one which suits your need and can save you some money.
• Now select the sum you need to transfer. And then give the details of the receiver's account and their address so that money reaches them without any delays.
• Finally, after double-checking everything you can send the money to the desired account.

Advantages of choosing Orient Exchange to Send Money to UAE

You may have numerous forex service providers in your area to send AED but, why should you choose Orient exchange to transfer UAE dirham? You will find it out.

We quote you the best rates available in the market with live tracking of the forex trends so you can save some there. We are transparent, with no hidden changes coming-in in any of our services.

We provide you with various options to transfer money abroad most efficiently and securely.

And at last, we are licensed by RBI and provide you with our online service portal through which you can order your forex product anytime from anywhere. To complete the process, we give you doorstep assistance for the same.

Mandatory documents required to send UAE Dirham

For the beneficiary, you need to produce the

• Name and his residential address.
• Details of his bank account including name and address of bank
• SWIFT code.
• IBAN

For the sender

• Government-issued Identity cards like Aadhar cards or license.
• PAN card.
• Proof for the purpose you are sending the money abroad. It can be educational, medical, or any other purpose.
• Relationship proof with beneficiary.

What are the charges involved while transferring money to UAE?

Sending money abroad can attract some service charges like the

Remitting bank charges

which your bank will debit from your account.

Intermediary bank charges

It’s charged by the intermediary bank which performs the fund transfer. It may be either paid by you or the receiver or by both. It may be around 55 AED.

Receiving bank charges

It varies from bank to bank. It depends on the relation that beneficiary has with his banker.