ATMs In Comoros

ATMs In Comoros

Comoros ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Comoros don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Comoros are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Comoros.

Comoros ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Comoros charge a usage fee.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and there is usually a set maximum per transaction and per day. This means multiple transactions can be processed in one day but that transaction fees can mount up in this case.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Comoros, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Comoros is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Comoros:

– Send Money To Comoros & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Comoros where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Comoros ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point where you are. In Comoros, this is any branch of Maison Comorienne des Transferts et Valeurs.

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://wikitravel.org/en/Comoros#Money
Travel Money Tips

ATMs In Guinea-Bissau

ATMs In Guinea-Bissau

The Republic Of Guinea-Bissau ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Guinea-Bissau don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Guinea-Bissau are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Guinea-Bissau.

Guinea-Bissau ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Guinea-Bissau charge a usage fee. Ecobank appear to be the most reliable for accepting international cards.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, but most machines have a very low per-transaction limit. This means multiple transactions are often needed and transaction fees can mount up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Guinea-Bissau, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Guinea-Bissau is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Guinea-Bissau:

– Send Money To Guinea-Bissau & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Guinea-Bissau where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Guinea Bissau ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is an authorized cash pick-up point where your recipient can collect the cash. In The Republic Of Guinea-Bissau, this is any branch listed in the:

  • Cash Minute network
  • Monamon network

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://wikitravel.org/en/Guinea-Bissau
Travel Money Tips

ATMs In Guatemala

ATMs In Guatemala

Guatemala ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Guatemala are known to pose some challenges…
There are high withdrawal fees, low withdrawal limits and countless scam warnings that make tourists weary of looking for a ‘safe’ ATMs in Guatemala. For these occasions there’s an alternative solution outlined below.

Problems can arise from there being no ATMs in small towns or empty ATMs, to ATMs that only accept Visa cards from certain countries and reject MasterCard.
Examples being in Santa Catarina, El Remate (Peten Lake) and Iximche.

If there are no ATMs close by, the ATMs in Guatemala are not working with your card, or you want to avoid paying ATM fees, check back here for our guide below. It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point.

It is a very similar process to buying something on the internet with your debit card and is probably the quickest way to send yourself money online to Guatemala.

What’s more, it’s convenient, safe and cheaper than paying high ATM withdrawal fees allowing you to transfer more than the maximum ATM limit.

As this method is especially useful in certain places, we have provided separate guides for these (click link for destination specific guide):

Panajachel

Lanquin

Monterrico

San Marcos

Here are two useful links to find the nearest ATMs in Guatemala : Visa / MasterCard

Guatemala ATM Fees & General Information

ATMs in Guatemala are called ‘Cajero Automatico’ or ‘Cajero’. To find one, you can ask ‘donde esta un cajero automatico’… and hopefully understand the directions given.

Many ATMs in Guatemala charge high fees. Expect to pay between 20 to 45 Quetzales. Often these machines are next to each other, so it’s useful to know which to choose.

The Yellow 5B ATMs and other standalone cash machines tend to be towards the higher end, so be aware of these machines.
Your best bet would be to use a BAC Guatemala cash machine as fees are amongst the lowest.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a TransferWise MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and generally range from 2000 to 3000 Quetzales. This means multiple transactions are usually needed and transaction fees can mount up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and restaurants tend to only take cash. It’s best to have small denominations as change can be a problem in smaller businesses.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Guatemala, though there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Guatemala is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Guatemala:

– Send Money To Guatemala & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Guatemala where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Guatemala ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point where you are. Click HERE for a list of locations.
In Guatemala, this is any branch of:

  • Banco Desarrollo Rural
  • Banco Elektra
  • Banco GYT Continental
  • Fenacoac
  • Banco Industrial de Guatemala

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guatemala

*** ATMs In Guatemala ***

ATMs In Ethiopia

ATMs In Ethiopia

Ethiopia ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Ethiopia don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs close by or the ATMs in Ethiopia are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. It is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it’s probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Ethiopia.

Ethiopia ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Ethiopia charge a minimum fee, so it is best to withdraw the maximum amount allowed or the fees can really add up.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and generally range from 4000 to 5000 Birr. This means multiple transactions are often needed and transaction fees can mount up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, often with a surcharge of 2.5 -10%, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Ethiopia, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Ethiopia is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Ethiopia:

– Send Money To Ethiopia & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Ethiopia where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Ethiopia ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point where you are. There are lots of pick up points in Ethiopia!

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://wikitravel.org/en/Ethiopia#Money
Travel Money Tips

ATMs In Congo Brazzaville (The Republic Of The Congo)

Congo-Brazzaville ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in The Republic Of The Congo (Congo-Brazzaville) don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Congo-Brazzaville are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Congo-Brazzaville.

Congo-Brazzaville ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Congo-Brazzaville charge a fee for withdrawal. These can be quite high so it may be best to withdraw the maximum amount each time you use the ATM.
You will also probably get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, and are generally low meaning multiple transactions are often needed and transaction fees can mount up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Congo-Brazzaville, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Congo-Brazzaville is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Congo-Brazzaville:

– Send Money To Congo-Brazzaville & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Congo-Brazzaville where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Congo Brazza ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point close to where your recipient is. In The Republic Of The Congo, this is any branch of:

  • CAPPED branches
  • Express Union network

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://wikitravel.org/en/Republic_of_the_Congo#Costs
Travel Money Tips

ATMs In Malaysia

ATMs In Malaysia

Malaysia ATM Travel Guide

ATMs in Malaysia don’t usually pose any challenges, however if there are no ATMs nearby or the ATMs in Malaysia are not working with your card, check back here for our guide below.

It explains how you can send yourself money online and pick it up at an authorized local cash pick up point. This is also useful if you want to avoid paying ATM fees / withdraw more than ATM limits allow.

Being a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card, it is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Malaysia.

Malaysia ATM Fees & General Information

Most ATMs in Malaysia currently don’t charge a withdrawal fee however you may get charged a fee by your own bank.

Having a Wise (formerly TransferWise) MasterCard can help reduce your home bank fees and gives a great exchange rate on purchases. With their borderless account / card you can hold your money in more than 40 currencies and use the debit card to get your cash out with low conversion fees and zero transaction fees. Click here for more info.

Withdrawal limits depend on the bank, but average out at around 1500 RM per transaction and 3000 RM per day. This means multiple transactions are often needed and your own bank transaction fees can add up.

Major hotels take debit/credit cards, but cheaper accommodations, tourist sites and smaller restaurants tend to only take cash.

You’ll find Visa is the most commonly accepted card at ATMs in Malaysia, however there are an increasing number that also accept Cirrus/MasterCard.

Unfortunately, ATM fraud in Malaysia is not uncommon….. Check out our Travel Money Tips for what to look out for with regards to Skimmers and more general information covering pre-trip planning, fees, scams, and general safety.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Malaysia:

– Send Money To Malaysia & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Malaysia where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Malaysia ATM

Option 1: World Remit

Check HERE to see if there is a local authorized cash pick-up point where you are (In Malaysia, this is any branch of the Xpress Money network).

If there’s a branch locally, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

We update this guide every month or so, however, if you have any feedback to help keep this guide up-to-date or make it more comprehensive and easier for others to follow, please Message us on Facebook

Useful Links:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia
Travel Money Tips

*** ATMs in Malaysia ***

Getting Money In Port Barton (there’s now an ATM in Port Barton) – UPDATED


Is There An ATM In Port Barton ?

Yes!! The first ATM in Port Barton opened at the end of May 2019 ! It can be found near the White Hauz Inn. As of 2024 we believe there are now more located around town.

Just a word of warning though, the ATM in Port Barton is provided by Euronet. Even though the fee shows to be 200-250p, the hidden bias in exchange rate can swallow up a whopping 15% commission.
See this link for an interesting article about this https://travellingclaus.com/not-use-euronet-atms-travel/

For the convenience of ready cash this is acceptable to most, however if you’re looking for a fee free way to get your cash in Port Barton, read our useful guide below…

How Can I Withdraw Money and not pay up to 15% in fees?

You can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service that has a partnership with a domestic money transfer service, where you can pick up your money.

It is a very similar process to buying something online with your debit card and is probably the quickest way to send money to yourself in Port Barton.

Getting Cash Without Using The ATMs In Port Barton:

– Send Money To Port Barton & Pick Cash Up Locally

With so many overseas workers now sending money home to their families, there are lots of local cash pick up points to collect these funds.

By tapping into this network, you can use your ATM card (debit/credit) or bank details to securely send yourself funds online through a reputable International money transfer service. See below for online services that have partnerships with domestic money transfer agents in Port Barton where you can pick up your money within a few hours.

This means when there’s no ATM you can still withdraw cash within a few hours, and what’s more, it’s often more convenient, safe and cheaper than paying ATM withdrawal fees.

Maldives ATM

Option 1: World Remit

This service has a partnership with the domestic money transfer service, Palawan Pawnshop where you can pick up your money in an hour or so Port Barton branch is located centrally & opens from 8am-5pm Mon-Sat, lunch break 12-1pm. to locate the branch, use this link https://goo.gl/maps/wjHrwTyhrQ3f9n2KA

If they are able to receive such transfers, then download the World Remit App HERE.
Make your transfer and use the promo code ‘FREE’ to get your first transfer FEE-FREE!

They also offer £5 cashback once you send £50 or more by signing up using refer a friend code MARKT64

Option 2: Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo

Ria Money Transfer, Panda Remit, Sendwave & Transfergo all work the same way as WorldRemit.

Explore what transfer you may make and what options you have to pick up cash somewhere close by.

Follow this link for Ria Money Transfer, this link for Panda Remit, this link for Sendwave and this link for Transfergo and
This may involve making an account / downloading their app.

Option 3 :

Moneygram and Western Union also offer similar services but can be a little pricier.

Sending Money To A Bank Account Instead

Option 1: World Remit

You can also use the above method to quickly transfer money to an overseas bank account, perhaps to pay for your accommodation or an activity.

For more information visit this FAQs section.

Option 2: Wise (formerly TransferWise)

This another service that also offers bank transfers. If you are new to the service, and follow THIS LINK, you will automatically pay NO FEES on your first transfer of up to £500 (or the equivalent amount in any other currency).
Arguably the best thing about them is that they give you the mid-market rate on the currency exchange, so it’s much cheaper than a traditional bank to bank wire transfer. You won’t need any SWIFT or IBAN numbers, just the name of the account holder, their account number, the bank name and branch location.

Option 3 : Xe Money Transfer or OFX

Xe Money Transfer have a handy app for converting currencies quickly. You can also send money directly through their app. Follow this link to see options.

OFX also offer bank to bank transfer, either through their website or app. Follow this link for more info.

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