What's the best way to transfer money into Ireland?

Last activity 20 September 2019 by SimCityAT

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RinOreyvaActive member02 May 2019 04:56:32

I'm moving to Ireland, and my current saving is not in Euro. I'd need to transfer a huge chunk of the money to my saving in Ireland. Transferring directly via my bank is very convenient, but the exchange rate is not good.

Have you transferred money from a different currency before? What's the best way of doing it?

kabukcuMember26 May 2019 22:38:55

You can try Transferwise for transferring money. I use it when I need to send money abroad. https://transferwise.com/ie/send-money/

paulhunter1313Member20 September 2019 13:50:16

I use Revolut, you don't even have to change currency just get a Revolut card and send and receive money free... well. when I say free...! I only use the virtual card and thats free...

SimCityATExpert20 September 2019 13:53:13

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paulhunter1313 wrote:
I use Revolut, you don't even have to change currency just get a Revolut card and send and receive money free... well. when I say free...! I only use the virtual card and thats free...

Transferwise has a card now

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