Sending money from Singapore to Pakistan

maltaf Member

2POSTS

12 years ago

Guys,

What's the best way to send money from Singapore to Pakistan?

Thanks

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sth7876 Contributor

191POSTS

12 years ago

I think the easiest way to send money from round the world is WU western union but you can check with your bank as well

asad100101 Active member

65POSTS

12 years ago

western union... shopping malls have a western union branch in singapore
next day person will receive your money in Pakistan

sth7876 Contributor

191POSTS

12 years ago

asad100101 wrote:
western union... shopping malls have a western union branch in singapore
next day person will receive your money in Pakistan

Boss western union takes minutes to send money not next day,

asad100101 Active member

65POSTS

12 years ago

yes , i know that but i was talking about receiving it in pakistan

lets say , if you send money at 3 o clock afternoon in Dallas, Texas today.

When will you receive it in Pakistan?

sth7876 Contributor

191POSTS

12 years ago

asad100101 wrote:
yes , i know that but i was talking about receiving it in pakistan

lets say , if you send money at 3 o clock afternoon in Dallas, Texas today.

When will you receive it in Pakistan?

If and buts.....you forgot to mention that if there is sunday then you will get it after 2 days, come on boss, by the way many post offices are open at night as well

stumpy Laos Expert

18031POSTS

12 years ago

Best to try it and then you will get an idea of times etc.

Or contact western union for the information

zohaib.u.khan Guest

0POSTS

12 years ago

Hi Altaf,

I usually do remittance through UK Forex ukforex.co.uk/ (UK Forex) from Singapore to Pakistan. They normally take 1-3 days for it.

1. Login to their website.
2. Spot the deal.
3. Their agent will call you for confirmation.
4. Deposit the amount in their DBS account.
5. Viola!!

First, two transactions are free of service charges or remittance amount should be S$ 10,000 or more. Their conversion rates are also quite good as compare to HBL Singapore, Citi Singapore or Bank Al-Habib (I didn't remember exact name).

Thanks.