Transferring money to and from Australia
Most people moving to Australia have to move money before they move themselves — a deposit for a rental, a visa-application charge, tuition, or simply their savings. What it costs and how long it takes depends far more on your specific corridor than on Australia's own rules, which are relatively light. This hub gathers Migratio's money-transfer guides: a complete how-it-works overview, country-by-country guides for sending money into Australia, guides for paying Australian visa fees when your local card keeps getting declined, outbound guides for sending money home, and neutral side-by-side provider comparisons.
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- From India (LRS, TCS)
- From China (SAFE USD 50k quota)
- From the United Kingdom
- From the Philippines
- From Hong Kong
- From South Africa (SARB allowances)
- From New Zealand
- From the United States
- From Ireland
- From Vietnam
- From Nepal
- From Sri Lanka
- From Pakistan
- From Indonesia
- From Bangladesh
- From Malaysia
- From Singapore
- Paying a visa fee from India
- Paying a visa fee from China
- Paying a visa fee from the UK
- Paying a visa fee from the Philippines
- Paying a visa fee from South Africa
- Paying a visa fee from the US
- Paying a visa fee from Nigeria
- To India
- To China
- To the Philippines
- To Vietnam
- To Nepal
- To Sri Lanka
- To Pakistan
- To Bangladesh
- To the United Kingdom
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- Wise vs Western Union
- Wise vs Remitly
- Wise vs Xe
- Wise vs Australian banks