Money Transfer Guide
A simple guide to help you understand money transfers from Australia to India.
How Money Transfers Work
When you send money from Australia to India, you typically use a money transfer service that:
- Takes your Australian Dollars (AUD)
- Converts them to Indian Rupees (INR) at their exchange rate
- Sends the money to your recipient in India
- May charge fees for this service
What to Compare
Exchange Rate
How many Indian Rupees you get for each Australian Dollar. Higher rates mean more money for your recipient.
Transfer Fees
Fixed fees charged by the provider. Some offer free transfers, others charge a fee.
Transfer Speed
How quickly your money reaches India. Can range from minutes to several days.
Delivery Method
Bank transfer, cash pickup, or mobile wallet - choose what works best for your recipient.
Steps to Send Money
- Compare rates: Use our comparison tool to see current rates from different providers
- Choose a provider: Select based on rate, fees, and speed that suits your needs
- Create an account: Sign up with your chosen provider
- Verify your identity: Provide required documents (usually ID and address proof)
- Enter transfer details: Amount, recipient information, and delivery method
- Pay for your transfer: Bank transfer, card, or other payment methods
- Track your transfer: Most providers offer tracking until delivery
Important Tips
- • Always check the total cost (rate + fees) before sending
- • Verify recipient details carefully to avoid delays
- • Keep your transaction reference number safe
- • Check if your recipient needs to provide ID for collection
- • Be aware of transfer limits and regulations
- • Consider the urgency - faster transfers often cost more
Disclaimer
This guide provides general information only. Exchange rates and fees change frequently. Always check current rates and terms directly with your chosen provider before making a transfer. We are not responsible for any decisions made based on this information.