AUD 100
Min. Transfer Amount
AUD 50,000
Max. Transfer Amount
1 - 2 days
Transfer Speed
| Product Name | HSBC International Money Transfers |
|---|---|
| Min. Transfer Amount | AUD 100 |
| Max. Transfer Amount | AUD 50,000 |
| Transfer Methods | Online, Agent, Bank Account to Bank Account |
| Transfer Options | Regular payments, One off payments, Market orders, Forward contracts |
| Transfer Speed Minimum transfer time | 1 - 2 days |
| Customer Service | Phone, Chat, Email, Branch |
| Available Currencies | AED, AUD, CAD, CHF, CNY, CZK, DKK, EUR, GBP, HKD, HUF, ILS, NOK, NZD, PHP, PLN, SAR, SEK, SGD, THB, USD, ZAR |
| Online Transfer Fee | AUD 20 |
|---|---|
| Branch Transfer Fee | AUD 25 |
| Exchange Rate Updates | Real time |
If you're looking into sending money overseas, HSBC can offer you security and convenience. With HSBC internet banking, you can manage your account, update passwords and personal details and set up transfers or pay bills no matter where you are. You will also get access to all major currencies and save money on international transfers with HSBC's competitive transfer rates.
HSBC allows you to make international transfers in a variety of ways, including using the accounts below. Their multi-currency account, the Everyday Global Account, lets you hold up to 10 foreign currencies in your account.
Disclaimer: Exchange rates change often. Confirm the total cost with the provider before transferring money.
While HSBC's exchange rates are generally not as close to the mid-market rate as other money transfer specialists, they do offer a competitive rate when compared to other banks. Before finalising your money transfer, double-check the final exchange rate as it can vary from the first rate quoted.
Take a look at HSBC's complete list of foreign currency exchange rates
HSBC international money transfers enable you to safely transfer funds to your friends or family overseas or back in Australia from more than 45 countries. HSBC charges a flat fee of $25 for each transaction, but you can save $5 on this if you go through its Internet banking service. While it is a flat fee, the exchange rate HSBC offers is often not as good as the mid-market rate.
Keep in mind that your recipient's bank may also charge a fee, which you can choose to pay on their behalf. This fee varies depending on the bank.
HSBC lets you make online payments transfer money abroad using its Internet banking service. For both business and personal accounts, the maximum amount you can transfer overseas is $50,000 per day. You can apply to raise the daily limit through your online profile, but the final decision on this is up to HSBC.
The minimum amount you can transfer abroad with HSBC is $100.
Having access to HSBC international money transfer services requires that you register for online internet banking with a Personal Banking Number, an Access Code and an online security device which you can either obtain from HSBC branches or receive by mail if you register online.
Here are the steps you need to follow to register for internet banking:
Want to send money overseas but are after the best deal? An online money transfer specialist like the ones below often offer better exchange rates and lower fees than your traditional bank.
Disclaimer: Exchange rates change often. Confirm the total cost with the provider before transferring money.
