Sending money cheaply from Mauritius to UK.

I was thinking about this few months back, I think it will all come down to how much the savings will be compared to what the banks will give you.

Then the way to do it will be to split the difference in the middle so you both save a fortune. If I was to ever do it, for this sum of money, it will have to be via solicitors. This way you are both protected. I don’t think I will ever trust anyone else with that kind of money.

Saying that, you could just use a specialist currency company who will give you as close a rate to the interbank value. I used a company called AFEX in the uk and on my last transaction got rate of 59.25. Check them out, you might save yourself a small fortune and a lot of ago!

Ria money transfer is good aswell they will offer you a good rate.

S4ch1n wrote:

I was thinking about this few months back, I think it will all come down to how much the savings will be compared to what the banks will give you.

Then the way to do it will be to split the difference in the middle so you both save a fortune. If I was to ever do it, for this sum of money, it will have to be via solicitors. This way you are both protected. I don’t think I will ever trust anyone else with that kind of money.

Saying that, you could just use a specialist currency company who will give you as close a rate to the interbank value. I used a company called AFEX in the uk and on my last transaction got rate of 59.25. Check them out, you might save yourself a small fortune and a lot of ago!

Rs59.25.😠

I am looking around Rs 50 mark as GBP will rise eventually when country opens fully.

Ah, I should have mentioned, I was selling ££ to buy rupees, so for me was great.

Do try the guys I mentioned, I’ve known them for more than ten years and on boarding should be a fairly straight forward process