Western union Riyals to Pounds or Euros

ANB Bank's Telemoney is what you're looking for.

Fill up a simple form and mention the bank account number of the beneficiary.

But you need Iqama for this.

ghanshyampdave wrote:

ANB Bank's Telemoney is what you're looking for.

Fill up a simple form and mention the bank account number of the beneficiary.

But you need Iqama for this.

Thanks but my name is Michael Pakeniqama - less

michaelpakenham wrote:

ghanshyampdave wrote:

ANB Bank's Telemoney is what you're looking for.

Fill up a simple form and mention the bank account number of the beneficiary.

But you need Iqama for this.

Thanks but my name is Michael Pakeniqama - less

Haha..

Try telling that at the Telemoney counter, and come back and tell us if it worked there..

michaelpakenham wrote:

Hi

Not yet having a Saudi bank account yet

How about asking someone from work to help you out? Take the guy with you and ask him to send the money using his iqama. WU will charge 5%, btw.

Michael you maybe able to open a Western Union account which you will need with just your Passport if you still have that!

Otherwise you will need to know someone with a iqama who is willing to stand in a queue to open an account or who already has one!

Michael, you need to have a Iqama in order to transfer money or you have to use someone to remit on your behalf.
If you have Iqama options are Enjaz (they also have western union service), AlRajhi Remittance and ANB Telemoney.

I am afraid without Iqama it will be diff for you.

Bruckner wrote:

michaelpakenham wrote:

Hi

Not yet having a Saudi bank account yet

How about asking someone from work to help you out? Take the guy with you and ask him to send the money using his iqama. WU will charge 5%, btw.

I've done that. Through Western Union. It was clear to the cashier he was sending it for me, there was no problem.